Mumbai reported record residential sales by value last year. Property registrations at over 13,000 units were the highest in 12 months. However, compared to the year-ago period’s stamp duty concession-led high base, registrations were down 22 per cent.
Volumes were lower year-on-year (YoY), but in terms of value, sales were up 4 per cent. In fact, sales hit a 10-year monthly high due to a rise in property prices, a preference for premium property, and an improved product mix. Rupesh Sankhe and Tanvi Tambat of Elara Capital said that Mumbai's residential market remained stable due to robust consumer confidence supported