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Mumbai Ranks 8th Globally With 6.2% Rise in Prime Residential Prices

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Mumbai has entered the global top 10 luxury residential markets, ranking eighth after recording a 6.2% annual price increase. Other Indian cities also performed strongly, with Bengaluru placing 12th and New Delhi 17th on the global index. The city's premium housing segment has shown resilience despite a modest 2.6% average price growth recorded worldwide. Strong demand coupled with a limited supply of homes in prime locations has been credited as the key driver behind Mumbai's impressive performance.

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