
Mumbai's property market recorded its strongest February in 14 years, with 13,029 registrations and over Rs 1,134 crore in stamp duty collections, reflecting an 8% and 21% year-on-year increase respectively. Residential properties made up nearly 80% of registrations, driven by end-user demand and supported by stable macroeconomic conditions and infrastructure projects like the Coastal Road. The market showed a shift toward premium segments, with rising shares in properties priced above Rs 1 crore, indicating structural stability and broad-based growth across suburban and micro-markets.
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