Top 8 costliest cities in India for real estate

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Mumbai remains the undisputed real estate capital! It continues to be the costliest city in India for real estate. The main reason behind it is the limited land availability, increasing demand, and concentration of wealth. As per property market data, prices in Mumbai’s premium regions like South Mumbai, Bandra, Juhu and Worli can range anywhere ₹59,275 per sq. ft, Cuffe Parade ₹55,960 per sq. ft, Tardeo ₹47,223 per sq. ft, and Bandra West ₹44,509 per sq. ft.

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