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A LocalCircles survey says black money use remains rampant in India's real estate market, with two-thirds of buyers paying in cash and 44 per cent admitting to bribing multiple officials

Despite a 14 per cent annual dip, Mumbai's housing market held steady above 11,000 registrations in October 2025, with demand led by mid-income buyers and Western suburbs

Mumbai recorded 6,238 property registrations during Navratri 2025, up 20% year-on-year, with state revenue collections touching ₹587 crore, Knight Frank said in a report

For tenants, this translates into the promise of spacious, modern apartments replacing crumbling old buildings

Before you can do so, the bank must issue a non-traceable certificate, file an FIR, and publish a public notice in newspapers on your behalf

Despite a marginal YoY dip in registrations, Mumbai's property market remained resilient in July 2025 with rising revenue and demand for high-value transactions

Flat in Shiv Asthan Heights sold on July 15, includes three car parks; average rate in Bandra West rose 2.41 per cent year-on-year to Rs 59,163 per sq ft in Q1 CY25

Residential plot values in these corridors recorded a rise of 84 to 118 per cent, compared to a city-wide increase of 45 to 93 per cent

Saudi Arabia will allow foreign nationals to buy property in designated zones from January 2026, as part of Vision 2030. The move aims to attract expat investors and boost the real estate sector

Proper registration ensures that buyers have legal ownership of their property. Without it, they may face challenges in asserting their rights

Construction delays forced homebuyers to pay equated monthly instalments and rent simultaneously

If a developer offers a deferred payment plan but hikes the sale price, that would make the plan less advantageous

11,541 property sale registrations second highest till date, contributing Rs 896 crore revenue

Buyers and sellers in 'disturbed areas' must obtain prior approval from the district collector before any property transfer

More than 60 per cent of High-Net-Worth individuals (HNIs) and Ultra-HNIs plan to invest in real estate during the next two years, according to India Sotheby's International Realty survey of wealthy people. India Sotheby's International Realty, one of the leading real estate consultants for luxury properties, on Tuesday, released its annual 'Luxury Residential Outlook Survey 2025' with a sample size of 623 HNIs and UHNIs respondents from major cities. The survey revealed that confidence in India's economic growth remains strong, albeit slightly tempered. Optimism has declined from 79 per cent in 2024 to 71 per cent in 2025 survey. Nevertheless, most HNIs and UHNIs believe India will continue to be the fastest-growing major economy, with GDP growth projected to hover between 6 per cent and 6.5 per cent. "In the real estate sector, the outlook among UHNIs and HNIs has moderated, with 62% planning to invest in the next 1224 months compared to 71% in 2024. Despite this slight dip, the

Compared with a year earlier, asking prices were 1.4 per cent higher

Registration of properties in the Mumbai municipal region rose 22 per cent last month to 12,960 units on higher demand during the festival period, according to Knight Frank. There were 10,607 properties registered during October 2023. Citing Maharashtra government data, real estate consultant Knight Frank India said the Mumbai city (area under BMC jurisdiction) saw higher registration of properties during October this year on the back of two major festivals -- Dussehra and Diwali. "The festive period, beginning with Navratri and Diwali, are considered auspicious for property purchases, and played a role in this rise in registrations," the consultant said. Additionally, Knight Frank said, the surge in year-on-year terms can be partly attributed to the base effect. "In October 2023, first 14 days were influenced by the Shradh period, during which buyers generally avoid big ticket investments, whereas this year, Shradh ended on October 2nd, impacting only the first two days of the ..

The city recorded 1,38,412 property registrations, marking a significant 29 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2023

Registration of properties in the Mumbai municipal area fell 14 per cent year-on-year in September to over 9,100 units on lower demand, according to Knight Frank. As many as 10,694 units were registered in the year-ago period. In August this year, the registration of properties stood at 11,631 units. "The decline in home registrations in September 2024 can be primarily attributed to the inauspicious days of 'Shraadh', which constituted 12 days of the month in 2024, when traditionally individuals refrain from making significant purchases or engaging in high-value transactions," Knight Frank said in a statement. In 2023, Shraadh was observed from 29 September to 14 October. Knight Frank has compiled the data on the registration of properties from the Department of Registrations and Stamps, Maharashtra government. The data includes sales in both primary (fresh) and secondary (re-sale) markets.

Ultra-high-net-worth individuals in India typically own more than two properties, with nearly 12% of them planning to buy another home this year, according to Knight Frank's wealth data