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Mumbai’s residential real estate market continues to show resilience despite economic and geopolitical uncertainties. Raymond Realty Chairman Gautam Singhania said that while the super-luxury segment could face some pressure, demand for affordable-luxury housing remains strong.
According to Singhania, homes priced at ₹30 crore, ₹40 crore, ₹50 crore and even ₹100 crore or more may experience greater challenges as uncertainty affects high-value buyers. However, the affordable-luxury segment, which represents a significant part of Raymond Realty’s business, continues to attract demand.
The outlook highlights an important trend in Mumbai’s real estate market: buyers may be becoming more selective, but demand for well-located premium homes remains comparatively resilient. Rising construction costs could still influence property prices and project economics in the coming months.
For homebuyers and investors, the development suggests that Mumbai’s residential market is increasingly divided by price segments, with affordable-premium housing potentially remaining more stable than ultra-luxury properties.
Overall, the latest comments indicate that Mumbai real estate continues to attract end-user demand, even as developers and buyers navigate higher costs and global uncertainty.
Source: Hindustan Times
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