Registrations

Data showed that 13,397 registrations were inked in August 2024, compared to 13,021 in the corresponding month in 2023, and 13,731 registrations in July 2024.

Mumbai property registrations up 4% MoM in July, small apartments' share continues to slide

The registrations in July brought the state government Rs 1,055 crore by way of stamp duty collections, higher by 4 percent over June, and also higher by 27 percent over the corresponding month last year.

TS DOST Notification 2024 released. Registration starts from May 6

According to the notification, the commencement of class work, semester-1 will be on July 8, 2024.

New project registrations in UP at pre-COVID levels, 215 registered in 2022

About 68% of the 215 projects registered in 2022 are in non-NCR districts and 32% in NCR districts of Uttar Pradesh, says UPRERA

Mumbai property sales value in top projects drops to Rs 43,000 crore in 2022

The number of transactions in the top 100 housing projects also fell to 20,000.

More than 1 lakh cases disposed of by RERA authorities

Uttar Pradesh RERA leads in terms of disposal of cases; Jharkhand sees highest three-year growth of 855 percent in project registrations

Over 8,600 property sale registrations in Mumbai; State government’s revenue collection up by 39% YoY

The persisting pressures on the residential market of Mumbai including higher mortgage rates and rise in the stamp duty had little impact on the sales momentum in the current month

Property registrations rise 15% in Mumbai municipal area in July

This is an increase of 14 per cent on a month-on-month basis, Knight Frank said. In June 9,919 units were registered.

Mumbai property registrations in May down 19% compared to April; 9,523 units registered

The state government's revenue collection crosses Rs 709 crore

Over 11,700 properties registered for sale in Mumbai in April 2022

Consumers advanced their purchase by filing in March 2022 while registering them in April 2022, effectively saving 1% metro cess on their deals

Property registration in Mumbai jumps 51% MoM in March to over 15,000 units

Registrations contribute to over Rs 1,000 crore to the state exchequer; They have picked up pace due to the impending 1% metro cess that shall be levied effective April 1, 2022.

Property in Hyderabad: Increase in costs leads to 25% drop in registration

Rs 2,722 crore worth of residential properties transacted in February 2022; almost half of apartment sales were in Rs 25 - 50 lakh ticket-size.

1,593 apartment sale documents registered in Greater Kolkata in February 2022: Knight Frank India

Over 29,800 new homes sold in Greater Kolkata until February 2022; Stamp duty sop available till the end of March 2022.

Over 7,700 properties registered in Mumbai in January 2022; number dips by 20% owing to Omicron

Cautiousness on account of the third wave has influenced sentiments which is reflected in January registration

Homes worth Rs 1.9 lakh crore sold in MMR, registrations increase 53% amid stamp duty cut in 2021

BMC revenue collections touch a 10-year high at Rs 11,000 crore in 2021

Stamp duty rebate impact: 87% YoY growth in sales registrations in Greater Kolkata in October 2021

As many as 4,683 apartment sales registered during October 2021 in Greater Kolkata.

Despite stamp duty rollback, over 8,500 housing units registered in Mumbai in October 2021

The total government revenues realized through sale registrations equalled Rs 550 crore which was 136% higher y-o-y

Property deal registrations in Mumbai down 29% MoM in August

Stamp duty collection is at around Rs 450 crore in August 2021

Mumbai unlock: 7,857 housing units registered in June after lockdown restrictions eased

Since withdrawal of the stamp duty waiver by the Maharashtra government in March 2021, homes worth Rs 1 crore or below have witnessed traction.

Stamp duty collections in Mumbai back to pre-COVID-19 levels; Rs 420 crore collected in June 2021

As many as 7,850 properties were registered in June 2021 compared to 5,640 units registered in June 2019, clearly indicating a growth of 39 percent.

Property registration in Delhi’s Vasant Kunj rises 63% amid COVID-19

Proximity to the airport and Gurgaon, along with facilities like schools, hospitals and malls, make Vasant Kunj an attractive residential area

Mumbai witnesses sharp decline of 60% in number of properties registered in May

Only 3631 housing units have been registered in Mumbai in the month of May and just about Rs 177.52 crore collected as stamp duty on account of the second wave of COVID-19

COVID-19 second wave: Only 7% of Mumbai property registrations in April were new sales

Up to 93 percent of 10,136 registrations were from property deals closed between December 2020 and March 2021.

80,718 properties registered in Mumbai during stamp duty cut period; up 114% year on year

Latest government data indicates drop in property registrations in April 2021 over March 2021 amidst the second COVID-19 wave and no stamp duty reduction.

Properties worth Rs 1.2 lakh crore registered in Mumbai since stamp duty cut in August 2020

Rs 875 crore collected as stamp duty in Mumbai in March 2021 – the highest in the city in the last seven months. Regular stamp duty rate of 5 percent will be applicable from April 1, 2021.