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.
House of Swamiraj’s ZENITH 2BHK project in Thane West sold out within 48 hours, generating ₹119 crore in sales. The premium residential development highlights strong buyer demand in Thane’s growing real estate market.
Srishti Group launches Valentine’s Commitment Benefit on 1, 2 & 3 BHK homes at Craft De Srishti and Srishti Oasis in Mumbai, offering zero GST, no floor rise, spot discounts, and flexible payment plans, aligning with trends in joint homeownership and lifestyle-focused real estate.
India International Realty Conclave 2026 will be held in Mumbai this May, bringing global real estate leaders together to discuss investment, urban development, smart cities, sustainability, and the future of India’s rapidly growing real estate sector.
Mid-luxury housing has emerged as Mumbai’s fastest-growing residential segment, supported by infrastructure expansion, end-user demand, redevelopment activity, and stable pricing. The segment is set to drive housing absorption across MMR in 2026.
Tusshar Kapoor and Jeetendra Kapoor have sold a commercial property at Balaji IT Park, Chandivali, for ₹559.25 crore, according to IGR documents reviewed by Square Yards, highlighting continued activity in Mumbai’s commercial real estate market.
Platinum Corp has delivered 1.75 million sq. ft of real estate and is targeting 3.5 million sq. ft across Mumbai’s western suburbs. With projects in Bandra, Khar, and Santacruz, the developer aims to generate Rs 3,500 crore in revenue.
Bollywood celebrities and influencers visited JP Infra’s Club Marvel, a 1 lakh+ sq. ft. integrated lifestyle clubhouse at North Garden City, Mira Road, highlighting the area’s growing appeal as a modern residential and lifestyle destination.
Mumbai’s real estate market achieved a 14-year high in 2025, with property registrations crossing 1.5 lakh units and stamp duty collections surging. Strong end-user demand and sustained buyer confidence continue to drive residential market growth across the city.
Indian real estate ended 2025 on a strong footing, driven by infrastructure, end-user demand, and governance reforms. As 2026 begins, the sector is poised for sustainable, people-centric growth focused on connectivity, redevelopment, and long-term value creation.
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