Amid global conflicts and domestic instability, Mumbai property market has set new benchmarks in H1 2025 with 75,672 registrations and INR 6,699 crore revenue a 14 per cent rise YoY. Despite slower sales volume, high-ticket property sales surged, showcasing the city’s strong demand and price growth in the real estate sector.
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Despite global tensions across the globe and all the domestic turbulence happening within the country, Mumbai’s property market has been powering like a jet wandering in the sky. With geopolitical tensions at home from the Iran-Israel conflict creating a ruckus in the real estate industry, Mumbai’s property market has smashed records in the first half of 2025.
According to the Maharashtra State Revenue Department, both property registrations and revenue collection in Mumbai have hit all-time highs between January 2025 and June 2025. Fresh data from the Inspector General of Registration (IGR) reveals that Mumbai clocked 75,672 property registrations as of June 30, 2025, at noon – up 4% from 72,491 in H1 2024.
However, one thing that is even more impressive is that the revenue from these registrations soared to Rs 6,699 crore, which is a steep 14 per cent jump over last year’s Rs 5,874 crore for the same period.
The Chairman of the ANAROCK Group, Anuj Puri, while addressing this steep rise in Mumbai’s real estate sector, says, “June 2025 saw Mumbai notch up its second-highest property registrations for the month in six years, with 11,211 properties changing hands and revenue collections hitting an impressive INR 1,004 crore.
According to ANAROCK Research, the financial capital of the country saw about 189,570 units sold in H1 2025, which is indeed a steep 32 per cent drop from the same period last year. Yet, registration numbers stayed robust.
Even as overall housing sales across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region – including the Mumbai City – remained low in early 2025, property registrations during that time period told a different story.
The ANAROCK chairman further highlighted that “while registrations dipped nearly 4 per cent lower than June 2024’s 11,673 deals, revenue in the year 2025 held firm, matching almost last year’s figure. In fact, June 2025’s revenue was just 1% lower than last year, highlighting the market’s resilience despite a marginal drop in transactions. Mumbai’s real estate continues to deliver strong numbers, even as the pace has cooled a bit.”
Furthermore, the analysis of the property registration data and demand trends from January to June 2025 shows that the average ticket price of homes sold stood at Rs 1.60 Cr, which was over 3 per cent more than in this period during 2024, when it was Rs 1.56 Cr.
In the corresponding period of 2021, the average ticket price stood way lower at Rs 1.02 Cr and witnessed a 55 per cent jump. In short, 2025 continues to record more sales of high-ticket-price homes in comparison to more affordable ones.
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