Mumbai housing boom continues: City logs best-ever H1 property registrations in 13 years; stamp duty collections near Rs 7,000 crore
The housing market in Mumbai is thriving, achieving unprecedented property registrations in the first half of 2026. With over 80,000 transactions recorded, there’s a notable 6% increase from the previous year, contributing to a 4% boost in state income. June alone saw a remarkable 15% rise in registrations, marking the highest level in 14 years. This ongoing demand, fueled by mid-income buyers, underscores the market’s strong performance and widespread appeal.
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