"In Mumbai, Madh-Marve is identified as the top destination, with an expected price appreciation of 94 per cent, thereby emerging as a promising asset class for the next five years," the company said in a statement.
Knight Frank India launched the second edition of 'Residential Investment Advisory Report 2016', wherein the top residential destinations across five major cities are evaluated.
"Ulwe, the top destination of the MMR in the first edition of the report in 2012, scores second this time, with a 70 per cent price appreciation by 2020," it added.
In Delhi-NCR, the New Gurgaon has emerged as another potential destination, with the expectation of a price appreciation of 47 per cent.
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Delhi will continue to be a favourite among office occupiers; however, with limited scope for new supply, prices in the area will remain unaffordable.
"Gurgaon, which accounts for 53 per cent of the total office stock in NCR, will witness approximately 13 million sq ft of incremental office space by 2018, which will translate into more than 100,000 jobs, giving it an edge over Noida," the statement said.