The Maharashtra Budget 2026 focuses on housing expansion, metro connectivity, and infrastructure investments across major cities. Real estate leaders say the initiatives will boost housing demand, improve urban mobility, and strengthen investor confidence while supporting long-term economic growth and sustainable urban development in the state.
Mumbai recorded 13,029 property registrations in February 2026, the highest in 14 years. Stamp duty revenue rose 21% year-on-year, driven by premium housing and high-value transactions, reflecting sustained momentum in the Mumbai real estate market.
Shraddha Kapoor has renewed the lease for her apartment in Juhu, Mumbai, at ₹6 lakh per month. The 12-month agreement, registered in February 2026, takes the total rental value to ₹72 lakh, according to property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards.
The RBI’s decision to keep the repo rate unchanged at 5.25% has strengthened confidence across India’s real estate sector, supporting affordability, long-term investment planning, and stable housing demand amid ongoing infrastructure-led growth.
Filmmaker Karan Johar has acquired a luxury apartment in Khar West, Mumbai, for ₹8.05 crore, according to IGR documents reviewed by Square Yards, highlighting continued celebrity interest in Mumbai’s premium residential markets.
Ahead of Budget 2026, real estate leaders urge tax relief, infrastructure acceleration, housing incentives, and digital land reforms to sustain demand, boost affordability, and support long-term urban growth across residential and luxury segments.
Leading real estate industry voices outline their pre-Budget 2026 expectations, highlighting the need for policy stability, housing affordability, tax clarity, infrastructure investment, and sustained growth across premium, NCR, Tier 2 and senior living segments.
India’s 2026 housing market is defined by demand for bigger, flexible and wellness-focused homes. Driven by hybrid work, end-user buying and infrastructure growth, spacious homes are emerging as future-ready assets across key urban corridors.
Commercial and retail real estate developers expect Budget 2026–27 to prioritise infrastructure, tax clarity and long-term capital reforms. The sector seeks stable policies over short-term incentives to support sustainable urban growth and institutional investment.
Ahead of the Union Budget 2026, real estate developers across Maharashtra have urged policy measures to boost housing affordability, improve project viability, and accelerate urban and infrastructure-led growth.
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