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Mumbai Climbs to 4th Place on Prime Global Cities Index in Q3 2023: A Knight Frank Report

Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bengaluru Witness Growth in Prime Residential Prices

Mumbai's Remarkable Rise in Prime Residential Prices

Mumbai's Remarkable Rise in Prime Residential Prices

In the world of real estate, the dynamics are ever-evolving. According to the latest Knight Frank report, Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bengaluru have shown significant growth in prime residential prices during Q3 2023. In this blog, we will delve into the key findings of the report and explore what this means for these prominent Indian cities.

The 4th Highest YoY Growth in Prime Residential Prices

Mumbai's Ascent to the 4th Position

Mumbai has taken a giant leap, securing the 4th highest Year-on-Year (YoY) growth in prime residential prices in Q3 2023. The city witnessed a remarkable 6.5% increase in prime residential prices, propelling it from the 22nd rank in Q3 2022 to the coveted 4th spot in the latest rankings.

New Delhi and Bengaluru Join the Growth Spree

New Delhi and Bengaluru's Ascension

New Delhi and Bengaluru also made substantial progress in their index rankings. New Delhi, or the National Capital Region (NCR), jumped from the 36th rank in Q3 2022 to the 10th position in Q3 2023, with a 4.1% YoY growth. Bengaluru wasn't far behind, climbing from the 27th rank in Q3 2022 to the 17th rank in Q3 2023, with a Year-on-Year growth of 2.2%.

Global Perspective: Prime Cities Worldwide"

Manila Takes the Top Spot with a 21.2% Annual Price Increase

Dubai Slips from the Top Position for the First Time in Eight Quarters

San Francisco Experiences a Decline of 9.7% YoY

Global Perspective: Prime Cities Worldwide

On a global scale, Manila claimed the top spot in the Prime Global Cities Index with an astonishing 21.2% annual rise in prices. This remarkable performance can be attributed to strong domestic and foreign investments. Dubai, which held the top position for eight quarters, has been displaced due to a sharp decline in quarterly growth from 11.6% in Q2 to a mere 0.7% in Q3. On the other hand, San Francisco found itself as the weakest-performing market with a significant decline of 9.7% Year-on-Year.

Factors Driving Mumbai's Growth

Strong Sales Momentum in the Luxury Segment

Homebuyers' Quest for Lifestyle Upgrades

Stable Economic Prospects and Positive Market Sentiments

Factors Driving Mumbai's Growth

Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director of Knight Frank India, sheds light on the factors contributing to Mumbai's impressive ascent. He mentions that robust price trends in the upper end of the market, coupled with strong sales momentum, have elevated Mumbai's position on the global ranking scale. Sales momentum is notably stronger in the higher ticket sizes today than in the past five years. Homebuyers' increasing desire to upgrade their lifestyle, combined with the stable economic prospects of the country and improving market sentiments, is expected to sustain price growth in the short to medium term.

The dynamics of the real estate market are ever-evolving, and the latest Knight Frank report for Q3 2023 sheds light on the remarkable growth in prime residential prices in Indian cities. Mumbai, New Delhi, and Bengaluru have all displayed significant increases, making them stand out in the global real estate landscape.

Mumbai, in particular, has soared to the 4th position, recording a remarkable 6.5% Year-on-Year growth in prime residential prices. This impressive leap catapulted the city from its 22nd rank in the previous year's report, underlining the city's resurgence as a prime real estate hub.

New Delhi, known as the National Capital Region (NCR), also experienced substantial growth, climbing to the 10th position in Q3 2023, with a notable 4.1% Year-on-Year increase. Bengaluru, often referred to as India's tech capital, secured the 17th rank with a 2.2% Year-on-Year growth.

Taking a broader perspective, the global real estate market showcased diverse performances. Manila took the top position with a remarkable 21.2% annual increase in prices, driven by strong investments from domestic and international sources. Meanwhile, Dubai, after holding the top spot for eight quarters, saw a decline in growth and was overtaken. San Francisco experienced the most significant decline, with a 9.7% Year-on-Year decrease in prices.

What factors are driving Mumbai's growth? Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director of Knight Frank India, points to robust price trends in the luxury segment and strong sales momentum as key factors. Homebuyers' increasing desire to enhance their lifestyles, coupled with the country's stable economic prospects and positive market sentiments, are expected to sustain the city's price growth in the near future.

In this blog, we've explored the latest developments in prime residential prices in Indian cities, with a particular focus on Mumbai's impressive rise. These findings from the Knight Frank report provide valuable insights into the ever-evolving world of real estate.

Posted by houzyy news desk on Nov. 1, 2023

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