RBI raises the repo rate to 5.50%, with real estate experts assessing the impact on housing affordability, borrowing costs, premium housing, office demand and institutional investment.
Mumbai recorded 12,503 property registrations in August 2026, an 11% YoY rise and the highest August volume in over 14 years, while stamp duty revenue increased 12% to over ₹1,123 crore.
Mumbai’s mature residential markets are emerging as commercial destinations, with strong office leasing in Eastern and Western suburban corridors highlighting the growing importance of established infrastructure, talent pools and workplace accessibility.
Property prices across SPR and Sohna have surged up to 165%, with infrastructure upgrades, residential development and rising commercial activity strengthening South Gurugram's real estate market.
India's luxury developers are embracing wellness, preventive healthcare and healthier home design as affluent buyers seek homes focused on long-term wellbeing.
Ajay Devgan and Veena Devgan have leased a 7,803 sq. ft. Juhu bungalow for five years, with rent starting at Rs. 16 lakh a month and cumulative rental value estimated at Rs. 10.61 crore.
MahaRERA has granted an automatic four-month extension to eligible projects under Force Majeure provisions, covering projects with completion dates on or after February 28, 2026, amid global supply chain and logistical challenges.
RBI keeps the repo rate at 5.25%, with real estate leaders saying stable borrowing costs could support homebuyer confidence, housing demand and long-term project planning.
Mumbai is projected to record 13,617 property registrations in July 2026, the highest for the month in over 14 years, signalling resilient homebuyer demand and sustained housing market momentum.
Branded residences are gaining traction in India's luxury housing market as affluent buyers and NRIs increasingly seek exclusivity, global brand association, premium amenities and professionally managed homes.
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