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Every story the desk has published about Mumbai, with the market figures that tell you whether a headline applies to the home you are looking at.
🗓Updated·Edited by Rakesh Mahajan
We have published 4 stories about Mumbai, most recently on 30 Sept 2026, 8:31 pm IST. The most frequent topics are metro, road development, property prices. Every story explains what it means for buyers, investors, existing owners and tenants, and credits its original source.
For context, Mumbai averages ₹32,000/sq ft in our research , up 62% over five years , with gross rental yields around 2.6%. We have full research on 2 projects in the city. Use the stories below alongside the price data: a road or metro announcement matters most for the localities it actually reaches.
Mumbai market data
The Supreme Court’s refusal to interfere with the Bombay High Court order removes a legal roadblock for Mumbai Metro Line-6’s Kanjurmarg depot land. For Mumbai buyers, owners and investors, that is useful because it improves the odds of faster corridor execution, though delivery is still a project-stage risk, not a finished outcome.
MMRDA has begun superstructure work on the 13.9-km Elevated Eastern Freeway Extension between Thane and Ghatkopar. If it stays on schedule, the corridor should improve daily movement on this side of Mumbai, which can support housing demand along the route, but the market impact will depend on delivery and how construction affects the area in the meantime.
ET Realty reported a ₹33.26 crore apartment purchase in Malabar Hill, Mumbai. It underlines continued interest in the city’s top-end housing, but one sale does not by itself prove a wider price move.
ET Realty reported that Godrej Properties will take up a Marine Lines project, with MICL set to recover ₹300 crore it had invested. The move matters because it shifts a high-value south Mumbai project to a larger developer, but it is still only a reported plan, not a completed delivery.
