Mumbai real estate sees 10% drop in registrations in Ganesh
Mumbai real estate sees 10% drop in registrations in Ganesh

Mumbai Real Estate Sees 10% Drop In Registrations In Ganesh

Mumbai Real estate consultancy firm Knight Frank said that slow growth in some high frequency macroeconomic indicators have hinted at moderation in economic activities.

 

The Mumbai real estate market reported a 10% drop in total number of property registrations. And touched 3,400 during Ganesh festival 2024 compared to 3,700 during Ganesh festival 2023. According to Maharashtra IGR data collated by Knight Frank India, a real estate consultancy firm.

 

Ganesh festival marks the start of festive season in Mumbai. During Ganesh festival 2023. Between September 19 to September 28, there were seven working days in which 3,782 properties were registered. The daily average of registrations in 2023, 540 property registrations.

In comparison to this, during Ganesh festival 2024, between September 7 to 17. Having seven working days, 3,405 properties were registered in Mumbai real estate market- a fall of 10%. According to the Knight Frank India data.

Why are property registrations down in Mumbai?

According to Knight Frank India. Housing demand in Mumbai remains strong, and 2024 is on course to record a multi- year high for property sales registration.

While it is too early to interpret market trends of a few days or weeks. High base effect and slow growth in some high frequency macroeconomic indicators have hinted at moderation in economic activities. Although the fundamental factors supporting the housing demand remain strong. A likely policy repo rate cut, and the upcoming festive season are expected to maintain the housing sales momentum. Said Vivek Rathi, National Director- Research, Knight Frank India.

Data released by real estate data analytics firm Propequity had pointed out that, on a Y-o-Y basis in Q3FY24, the total absorption (sales) rose only in Delhi NCR (22%) and Navi Mumbai (4%).

In an additional seven metropolitan areas, a contraction was recorded, with Hyderabad demonstrating the most pronounced reduction at 42%, followed by Bengaluru (26%), Kolkata (23%), Pune (19%), Chennai (18%), Mumbai (17%), and Thane (10%).

The demand for real estate continues to be robust as even in this quarter the absorption/sales is higher than .The new launches and such marginal drops in this quarter is a historic trend and not symptomatic of any adverse situation,” Samir Jasuja, CEO and founder, PropEquity had said on September 20.

Developers on the other hand maintain. That projects that are ready to move in or nearing possession do have better sales compared to other projects.

According to Rajendra Sharma, Chairman and MD at Ambit Realtors and Developers, there might be a case where the festive season this year is muted compared to last year.

But in our case, the sales for our project named Ambit Vista in Santacruz near Mumbai airport has been better during Ganesh festival 2024 compared to last year. The reason for this is our project’s construction is in full swing and heading towards completion,” Mr Sharma said.

So,we can say that projects that are nearing possession will be in a more comfortable position. Than those which have just started construction if at all sales slow down. However, we see strong demand in western suburbs of Mumbai and are going to launch two projects in Kandivali west. And Malad west area in the range of ₹2 crore to ₹4 crore, which sells the fastest comparatively,” Sharma added.

Buy now, pay later scheme to remain during the festive season?

Despite real estate experts and developers stating. That there is no significant fall in sales, buy now, pay later festive offers or also known as flexi payment schemes are actively being offered by real estate developers to homebuyers.

Flexi payment plan allows potential homebuyers to pay in instalments. Homebuyers pay only 10% or 20% initially, and the rest on possession.

A select number of practitioners within the Mumbai real estate sector have taken. The initiative to permit prospective homeowners to occupy. The residence subsequent to the remittance of 20% of the total purchase price of the dwelling The balance 80% will be paid in equal instalments from the date of getting possession

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