Mumbai leads in land deals in H1 2025: Report
MUMBAI: The Mumbai metropolitan region closed a total of 24 land deals spanning over 433 acres in H1 2025 with total deal value estimated to be Rs 11,137 crore.
An Anarock report released on Tuesday said over 2,898 acres of land were transacted in 76 deals across India in H1 2025. The total value of the land transacted during this period was Rs 30,885 crore with a revenue potential of approx.
Rs 1.5 lakh crore.
"Total volume of land transacted so far in 2025 is already 1.2 times the deals volume seen in the whole of 2024, which saw about 133 deals for 2,515 acres concluded," it said.
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