Property Prices in Mumbai 2026

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Property Prices in Mumbai 2026 average about ₹37,064 per sq ft, as per Knight Frank's Q3 data. That weighted average is 5% higher than a year ago, which signals steady growth. Rates still swing widely by address, from about ₹24,550 in Dahisar to ₹65,650 in Bandra West.

This guide breaks the numbers down by zone and locality, then shows what each BHK size really costs. It also explains where prices may head next. For the wider market picture, read our Mumbai real estate guide alongside these rates.

Mumbai Property Prices at a Glance (2026)


The table pulls together the latest figures from consultants and portals that track the city each quarter.

Metric Latest Figure Source and Period
Weighted average price, Mumbai city ₹37,064 per sq ft (up 5% year on year) Knight Frank, Q3 2026
Average asking price, Mumbai ₹38,600 per sq ft Square Yards, March 2026
Western suburbs average ₹34,900 per sq ft Square Yards, early 2026
Central suburbs average ₹33,000 per sq ft Square Yards, early 2026
MMR average (includes Thane and Navi Mumbai) ₹17,780 per sq ft (up 4%) ANAROCK, Q2 2026
Homes sold, January to September 2026 72,804 units (best since 2018) Knight Frank
Time to clear unsold stock 6.4 quarters Knight Frank, Q3 2026

Notice the gap between the city figure and the MMR figure. The MMR average blends in Thane, Navi Mumbai and Virar, so it runs far lower. Always check which boundary a report uses before you compare two numbers.

Area-Wise Property Rates in Mumbai Per Sq Ft


The locality averages below come from weighted data published in May 2026. New launches in the same pockets often quote higher, since buyers pay extra for fresh construction and amenities.

Western Suburbs

Locality Average Rate (₹ per sq ft)
Bandra West 65,650
Khar 63,300
Juhu 62,500
Santacruz West 60,000
Versova 42,250
Andheri West 41,550
Goregaon West 33,000
Goregaon East 32,900
Andheri East 31,600
Borivali West 30,650
Borivali East 30,550
Kandivali East 30,000
Malad West 29,000
Malad East 28,250
Kandivali West 27,450
Dahisar 24,550

South and Central Mumbai

Locality Average Rate (₹ per sq ft)
Prabhadevi 67,400
Mahalaxmi 62,250
Dadar 50,850
Lower Parel 50,000
Colaba 50,000
Byculla 47,150
Sewri 45,250

Eastern Suburbs

Locality Average Rate (₹ per sq ft)
Powai 40,150
Wadala 36,200
Chandivali 33,500
Chembur 32,650
Ghatkopar 31,800
Bhandup East 29,550
Mulund 27,950

Navi Mumbai and Thane (MMR)

Locality Average Rate (₹ per sq ft)
Seawoods 32,400
Vashi 31,200
Nerul 29,400
Balkum, Thane 20,800
Majiwada, Thane 20,450
Kharghar 17,750
Ulwe 15,200
Panvel 13,850

One pattern stands out across these tables. The stretch from Goregaon to Borivali sits in a tight ₹28,000 to ₹33,000 band. That makes it the value zone for buyers who still want metro and highway access within city limits.

Flat Prices in Mumbai by BHK Size


Per sq ft rates tell only half the story, so here is what typical carpet sizes cost today. These are indicative base prices before stamp duty, registration, GST and parking.

Configuration (Typical Carpet Area) Malad to Borivali (₹29,000 to ₹31,000) Andheri West (₹41,550) Bandra West (₹65,650)
1 BHK (400 to 450 sq ft) ₹1.16 Cr to ₹1.40 Cr ₹1.66 Cr to ₹1.87 Cr ₹2.63 Cr to ₹2.95 Cr
2 BHK (650 to 750 sq ft) ₹1.89 Cr to ₹2.33 Cr ₹2.70 Cr to ₹3.12 Cr ₹4.27 Cr to ₹4.92 Cr
3 BHK (1,000 to 1,200 sq ft) ₹2.90 Cr to ₹3.72 Cr ₹4.16 Cr to ₹4.99 Cr ₹6.57 Cr to ₹7.88 Cr

For most families, the 2 BHK row matters most. A ₹2 crore to ₹2.5 crore budget buys a 2 BHK in Malad, Kandivali or Borivali. A similar home in Andheri West needs closer to ₹3 crore.

Costs to Add on Top of the Base Price

The agreement value is never your final outflow, so plan for these costs from the start.

  • Stamp duty: 6% of the agreement value in Mumbai, including the 1% metro cess. Women buyers get a 1% concession.
  • Registration fee: 1% of the value, capped at ₹30,000.
  • GST: 5% on under-construction homes, while ready homes with an Occupancy Certificate carry none.
  • Other charges: parking, society formation and maintenance deposits vary, so ask for a written cost sheet.

On a ₹2.5 crore home, stamp duty and registration together add about ₹15.3 lakh.

What Is Driving Mumbai Property Prices in 2026


Demand Stays Near Record Levels

Mumbai sold 72,804 homes between January and September 2026, as per Knight Frank. That is the city's best nine-month figure since 2018. Registrations hit 12,622 in September 2026, the highest for that month in over 14 years.

Supply Keeps Pace With Sales

Developers launched 72,673 homes in the same nine months, a rise of 13%. Since launches matched sales so closely, unsold stock did not pile up. That balance keeps prices firm without pushing the market into a bubble.

New Infrastructure Lifts Specific Pockets

Metro Line 9 started running between Dahisar East and Kashigaon in April 2026. It now links Mira Road with the Line 7 corridor towards Andheri. The Thane to Borivali twin tunnel and the coastal road to Dahisar both target 2028. Buyers already factor that future access into prices.

Borrowing Costs Have Turned Higher

The RBI raised the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.50% on 7 October 2026. Floating-rate home loans will reset upwards over the next few months. This may slow some first-time buyers, though it rarely reverses prices in a supply-tight city.

Will Property Prices Fall in Mumbai?


A broad fall looks unlikely in the near term, although growth has slowed to single digits. Two signals show the cooling clearly. Navratri 2026 registrations fell 25% against last year's high base. Average luxury prices also eased about 4% in the first half of 2026, to near ₹72,270.

Even so, sales stay close to record levels and new supply moves in step with demand. That mix usually brings flat to moderate growth, not a correction. If you are waiting for a 10% to 15% city-wide dip, the current data does not back it.

Borivali Property Rates and Where Prestige Grove Park Fits


Borivali shows clearly how the western suburbs price fresh supply. Existing stock in Borivali East and West averages about ₹30,550 to ₹30,650 per sq ft. Premium pockets like I.C. Colony and Yogi Nagar already transact near ₹34,000 per sq ft and above.

Prestige Grove Park by Prestige Group in Borivali sits at that new-launch benchmark. Its base price is about ₹34,000 per sq ft, with 2 BHK homes starting near ₹2.55 crore. Larger 3 BHK layouts go up to about ₹4.59 crore.

The premium over the Borivali average reflects what the project adds to daily life. Six towers rise 45 to 50 floors on about 8 acres, with 35% left as open space. The site also borders Sanjay Gandhi National Park, which protects long-term views and cleaner air.

The project is in its pre-launch stage, and MahaRERA registration is underway ahead of the March 2027 launch. Prestige targets possession for December 2031. You pay 10% at booking and 10% at agreement, with 80% linked to eight build milestones.

How to Read Mumbai Property Rates Before You Buy


Compare like with like before you decide whether a price is high or low. First, check whether the quote uses carpet area or saleable area, because saleable figures make rates look lower. Next, ask if the rate includes floor rise, parking and club charges. These extras can change the total by several lakhs.

Finally, study the locality's rate trend over three to five years instead of one quarter. A pocket that rose steadily with new infrastructure tends to hold value better. A pocket that jumped on a single announcement often gives back part of that gain.

FAQs


1. What is the average property price in Mumbai in 2026?

Mumbai's weighted average price is about ₹37,064 per sq ft in Q3 2026, as per Knight Frank. That marks a 5% rise over last year. Asking prices on property portals run slightly higher, near ₹38,600 per sq ft.

2. Which is the cheapest area to buy a flat in Mumbai city?

Within Greater Mumbai, Dahisar is among the most affordable areas at about ₹24,550 per sq ft. Kandivali West, Malad East and Kurla also sit below ₹29,000 per sq ft. Mira Road and Virar cost less but fall outside city limits.

3. How much does a 2 BHK flat cost in Mumbai in 2026?

Around Malad and Borivali, a 650 to 750 sq ft 2 BHK costs ₹1.9 to ₹2.3 crore. The same home costs about ₹2.7 crore to ₹3.1 crore in Andheri West. Add about 7% for stamp duty and registration.

4. Will property prices fall in Mumbai?

A city-wide fall looks unlikely in the near term, since sales and launches remain balanced. Price growth has slowed to around 5% a year, and a few luxury pockets dipped slightly. You should expect steady, moderate movement rather than a sharp correction.

5. What are property rates in Borivali East in 2026?

Existing homes in Borivali East average about ₹30,550 per sq ft in 2026. Branded new launches quote higher than that average. Prestige Grove Park in Borivali, for example, starts at a base price of about ₹34,000 per sq ft.

6. Does the October 2026 repo rate hike affect property prices?

The RBI raised the repo rate to 5.50% on 7 October 2026. Floating-rate EMIs will rise at their next reset. This may slow some buyers in the short run. So far, it has not changed the overall price direction in Mumbai.

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