Mumbai's real estate sector continues to exhibit strong performance, with the city's average asking price hovering around ₹38,179 per sq ft. Quarterly price trends show fluctuations, peaking at ₹37,868 per sq ft in Jun 2025 and reaching ₹37,713 per sq ft by Dec 2025, suggesting a resilient market. The government registration data underscores this vitality, with 104,949 transactions totaling ₹159,146 Cr between Apr 25 and Mar 26, reflecting consistent buyer confidence. Micromarkets like Mumbai South lead in average rates, while Mumbai Central Suburbs shows notable growth with a 9.36% increase. In the rental segment, the city offers an attractive average rental yield of 3.68%, supported by diverse property types and projects. Leading developers like Kalpataru and Lodha are driving significant transaction volumes and values, further solidifying Mumbai's market strength.<ul><li>Mumbai's asking price witnessed a notable quarter-on-quarter increase, reaching ₹37,713 per sq ft in Dec 2025 from ₹34,714 per sq ft in Mar 2025.</li><li>Mumbai Central Suburbs recorded the highest price appreciation among micromarkets, with a 9.36% change.</li><li>Apartments are the most stable property type, showing a positive price change of 1.24%, while villas experienced a significant decline of -25.6%.</li><li>The rental market's 3.68% yield is supported by a strong average rental rate of ₹117 per sq ft, with Mumbai South leading rental rates at ₹194 per sq ft.</li><li>Top developers such as Kalpataru and Lodha collectively contributed to substantial transaction volumes and values, highlighting their market dominance.</li></ul>
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