Mumbai and Pune are set for a housing revolution as JLL-NAREDCO’s report unveils a ₹70,000 crore investment plan to build 3.5 million affordable homes by 2030. The Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 aims to bridge the affordability gap, creating inclusive growth and sustainable urban development.
Mumbai is on the cusp of transformation. By 2035, cluster redevelopment under DCPR 2034 will reshape the island city with sustainable housing, modern infrastructure, and inclusive planning. From Bhendi Bazaar to large-scale residential projects, redevelopment promises to create a model urban ecosystem for future generations.
Tiger Shroff sold his luxury apartment in Rustomjee Paramount, Khar, Mumbai, for ₹15.60 crore. The 1,989 sq. ft. flat with three car parks reflects the city’s booming luxury real estate market. He purchased it in 2018 for ₹11.62 crore, marking strong appreciation.
Mumbai registered 11,230 property deals in August 2025 with ₹1,000 crore stamp duty collections. Compact homes dominated, while luxury housing gained traction, reaffirming strong buyer confidence in India’s most resilient property market.
Bollywood actress and politician Hema Malini sold two Oberoi Springs flats in Andheri West, Mumbai, for ₹12.50 crore, as per property records reviewed by Square Yards.
Migration is reshaping India’s housing market in 2025, driving property price growth, rental hikes, and ownership trends across metros and Tier-2 cities, while reverse migration sparks demand in smaller hubs.
Actor‑director Aatish Kapadia and wife Alison have bought a ₹15.31 crore, 3,030 sq ft apartment in Oberoi Realty’s Elysian, Goregaon. The deal—incurring ₹91.86 lakh stamp duty—highlights Goregaon’s ascent as a prime luxury hub fueled by robust connectivity and lifestyle upgrades.
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