Mumbai ranked 8th globally in prime real estate price rise index
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Mumbai ranks eighth globally in the Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index for the second quarter of 2026 due to a 6.2 percent increase in prime residential real estate prices.
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- Mumbai recorded a 6.2 percent rise in prime residential real estate prices during the second quarter of 2026.
- This growth rate significantly outperformed the global average price increase of 2.6 percent.
- Other Indian cities such as Bengaluru and New Delhi also featured in the rankings at 12th and 17th positions respectively.
- Strong demand for high-quality residential assets drives the current valuation trends in the city.
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- Future performance of Mumbai in the Prime Global Cities Index
- Impact of supply constraints on prime residential pricing in India
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Shishir Baijal
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“Mumbai’s position among the top 10 global prime residential markets is significant because it comes against a more measured pace of global price growth. The city’s 6.2 per cent annual growth reflects the depth of demand at the top end of the market, where location, quality, and differentiated residential offerings continue to support values. For investors and buyers, this reinforces Mumbai’s position as a market where prime residential assets remain closely linked to long-term wealth creation and limited supply,”
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…which saw 14.6 per cent and 10.9 per cent growth,th respectively. Among other Indian cities Bengaluru was ranked 12th globally with 4.5 per cent annual growth, while New Delhi was ranked 17th with 3.9 per cent growth. “ Mumbai’s position among the top 10 global prime residential markets is significant because it comes against a more measured pace of global price growth. The city’s 6.2 per cent annual growth reflects the depth of demand at the top end of the market, where location, quality, and differentiated residential offerings continue to support values. For investors and buyers, this reinforces Mumbai’s position as a market where prime residential assets remain closely linked to long-term wealth creation and limited supply, ” said Shishir Baijal, International Partner, Chairman and Managing Director, Knight Frank India. Published on September 25, 2026…
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