Mumbai’s real estate market clocked a historic milestone in calendar year 2025, recording its highest annual property registrations in over 14 years and reaffirming the city's position as India’s most active real estate hub. Data from the Inspector General of Registration and Controller of Stamps, Maharashtra, and industry analyses reveals that 1,50,254 properties were registered across the Mumbai municipal region during the year — a 6 per cent year-on-year rise over 2024 — accompanied by robust stamp duty collections of ₹13,487 crore, reflecting an 11 per cent annual growth and underscoring sustained end-user demand in the residential housing segment.
The final month of the year sustained the strong annual trend. In December 2025, 14,447 property transactions were registered, generating approximately ₹1,263 crore in stamp duty revenue — a 16 % increase year-on-year and an 18 % rise over November 2025.
Notably, December emerged as the second-strongest month of the year, surpassed only by March, when monthly registrations crossed the 15,000 mark, highlighting the sustained depth and consistency of Mumbai’s residential demand.
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Residential units dominated activity, accounting for roughly 80% of total registrations, highlighting sustained end-user home-buying interest.
Prashant Sharma, President, NAREDCO Maharashtra said: “The record 1.5-lakh plus property registrations in Mumbai in 2025, with December posting one of the strongest monthly performances, highlights a deep and sustained buyer confidence in the city’s real estate market. This 14-year high reflects not just seasonal momentum but underlying demand across both primary and resale segments. We believe that supportive government policies, improving affordability and increased product choices have all contributed to this broad-based growth. The robustness seen in December reinforces that Mumbai remains an attractive destination for homebuyers and investors alike.”
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