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One and two-bedroom apartments accounted for 85 per cent of the property sales in Mumbai, where 52 per cent of new RERA-registered apartments remained unsold, says a report by Cushman & Wakefield and Propstack

An analysis of data for Maharashtra RERA project registrations, presents a positive picture for the residential real estate micro-markets across Mumbai, with 51% of the total carpet area that was registered, being sold

The introduction of the RERA in Maharashtra may force home buyers to wait longer for their homes, as more than 50 per cent of the projects that registered with the authority have extended their completion timeline by over a year, finds a study by Knight Frank India

The demand for one-bedroom apartments in Mumbai, for rent as well as outright purchase, seems to be increasing. We look at the various reasons behind this trend and whether 1-BHK homes are a safe investment bet

Although the proposed Development Plan 2034 for Mumbai, is expected to boost participation in infrastructure and affordable housing projects from private sector developers, the FSI norms are unlikely to bring any major change to the skyline of the city, says a report by Colliers International

With developers focusing on reducing the cost of housing units to increase sales, the average price of new residential units that were launched in 2016 in the top eight cities of India, has dropped by 14%, as compared to the previous year, says a report by Cushman & Wakefield

Several real estate markets in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, have the potential to offer high returns on investment in the future. We take a look at how to identify these locations

To simplify your house hunt, we tell you which suburbs in Mumbai offer homes in the affordable and mid-segment budgets

The BMC has proposed to increase the floor space index in Mumbai. While this could reduce property costs for home buyers, there are serious infrastructure issues that cannot be overlooked

When lakhs of residents in Mumbai, were declared ‘encroachers’, as their houses were built on forest land, Prakash Paddikal led a decade-long fight that went in the residents’ favour