Mumbai Ultra-Luxury Housing Market Emerges as National Wealth Magnet, CREMatrix Data Highlights Dominance in ₹25 Crore+ Segment
Mumbai’s ultra-luxury housing market continues to dominate India’s premium real estate segment, attracting wealthy buyers from across major cities. CREMatrix data shows strong demand for ₹25 crore+ homes between 2023 and 2025, with Mumbai leading in transaction volume, reinforcing its status as India’s top luxury property destination and a preferred investment hub.
Industry experts note that Mumbai’s real estate sector continues to remain the most premium in the country, driven by its extensive inventory of luxury residences, strong global connectivity, a robust business ecosystem, and its reputation as a stable long-term investment destination. These factors collectively position the city as a magnet for affluent buyers across India.
CREMatrix data further reveals that in the ultra-luxury segment priced above ₹25 crore, more than 700 transactions were recorded. Of these, Mumbai buyers accounted for approximately 85 percent of the total deals, while the remaining 15 percent were contributed by buyers from Delhi-NCR, Kolkata, Pune, Ahmedabad, and Bengaluru, underscoring Mumbai’s overwhelming dominance in this segment.
In terms of city-wise distribution, Mumbai led with 477 transactions, making it the clear leader in the primary market for ultra-luxury homes. Delhi-NCR followed with 21 transactions, while Kolkata recorded 13 deals. Gujarat accounted for 12 transactions, Bengaluru registered 4, and Hyderabad reported 3 deals, further highlighting the stark gap between Mumbai and other metropolitan markets in the ultra-premium category.
The analysis also highlights distinct purchasing patterns across regions. Buyers from Delhi-NCR predominantly acquired properties in the ₹30 crore to ₹99 crore range. Kolkata buyers focused on properties priced between ₹29 crore and ₹60 crore. Ahmedabad buyers made purchases ranging from ₹29 crore up to ₹213 crore, reflecting significant price diversity. Bengaluru buyers operated within the ₹33 crore to ₹121 crore bracket, while Hyderabad buyers recorded transactions valued at approximately ₹80 crore.
Overall, the data underscores Mumbai’s unmatched position in India’s ultra-luxury real estate landscape, both in transaction volume and its ability to consistently attract wealth from across major metropolitan regions.

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