Pune Real Estate Market Sees 39% YoY Surge in Property Registrations in October; Stamp Duty Collections Soar by 52%

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Pune’s real estate market continues its robust growth trajectory, with property registrations in October 2024 recording an impressive 39% year-on-year (YoY) increase. The surge has also translated into a significant 52% rise in stamp duty collections, underscoring the city’s growing appeal as a real estate hotspot.

The rise in property registrations is attributed to strong demand for both residential and commercial spaces, driven by Pune’s thriving IT, education, and industrial sectors. Favorable interest rates, increased developer offerings, and ongoing infrastructure upgrades have further fueled buyer interest.

Stamp duty collections reached new heights, reflecting the surge in higher-value transactions and the city’s overall economic momentum. Experts believe that the festive season discounts, coupled with rising consumer confidence in real estate as a stable investment, played a pivotal role in the remarkable growth.

“Pune’s real estate market is showcasing resilience and sustained demand, making it a key growth driver in Maharashtra’s economy,” said a real estate analyst.

As Pune cements its reputation as a preferred destination for property buyers, the market is expected to maintain its upward trajectory in the coming months.

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