India, Nov. 1 -- As many as 11,649 properties were registered in October last year. Real estate consultant Knight Frank has analysed the data from the Maharashtra department of registrations and stamps.The growth is significant given the festive and religious calendar during the month. October saw the Shraddh period, traditionally considered inauspicious for property purchases, followed by Navratri, leaving fewer operational days for property registrations compared with the same month last year. Despite these seasonal factors, both registration volumes and stamp duty collections surpassed October 2025 levels, pointing to resilient homebuyer sentiment and underlying demand.

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