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• The property market broke all records in Mumbai
• Over 1.35 lakh registrations in 11 months
• Even though houses in Mumbai are expensive, the demand is huge

Mumbai Real Estate: In November 2025 MumbaiThe real estate market in India has once again performed well. As many as 12,219 properties were registered in the city this month, a 20% increase compared to November last year. According to data from the Inspector General of Registration Maharashtra (IGR), stamp duty collections reached Rs 1,038 crore, a year-on-year growth of 12%. Real estate experts attribute this growth to stable buyer confidence, increasing number of new projects and increasing demand for good quality housing.

Registrations grew by 5% month-on-month this year, while stamp duty revenue remained almost flat. The increasing share of residential property is also important in this. Residential demand continued to drive the market this month. Almost 80% of the total registrations were for homes, showing that buyers are still willing to invest in a home that meets their needs and conveniences. November 2025 is shaping up to be the strongest November for real estate in Mumbai since 2013. Demand in the mid-range and premium segments has been steadily increasing, making the market’s baseline level significantly higher than in the previous decade.

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In 11 months of this year, over 135,807 properties were registered in Mumbai. Due to which the state government got a revenue of more than 12,224 crores. Registrations grew by 5% year-on-year and revenue grew by 11% during the period. Demand is strong across all segments and buyers are increasingly opting for higher priced homes. Real estate experts believe that these figures reflect the stability of the market and the confidence of buyers. Rising incomes, affordable interest rates and improved project quality have given a fresh impetus to the housing sector. Premium and mid-range demand is expected to increase further in the coming months.