Real Estate Trend in Bhopal: Flat prices from 2007 to 2012


The India's NHB (National Housing Bank) property price index, NHB RESIDEX, for the January - March 2012 quarter shows a mixed trend with five (5) cities showing a rise and ten (10)  recording a decline.
Latest NHB RESIDEX is that five (5) more cities have been covered by India's first & only residential property price index, taking the total to twenty (20). The new cities are Indore, Vijayawada, Ludhiana, Bhubaneswar and Guwahati.
The index for the quarter January - March 2012 has witnessed moderation or stable property prices in a majority of the cities over the previous quarter, except in Jaipur &  Hyderabad, which have witnessed significant increase. Kochi, Bangaluru &  Patna witnessed significant corrections.
The other cities that showed a declining trend were Bangalore, Surat, Bhopal, Pune, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Lucknow & Faridabad

The Bhopal index stood at 204

NHB Residex – BHOPAL
Base year  2007 Index  = 100 points


Bhopal - Zones

Jan-Mar 2010 Index
Oct-Dec 2010 Index
Jul-Sept 2011 Index
Oct-Dec 2011 Index

Jan-Mar 2012 Index
Zone 1
Airport Road and Bairagarh City
151
152
187
130
108
Zone 2
Koh – e- Fiza and Shyamala Hills
245
219
267
386
386
Zone 6
Nehru Nagar and Bhadbhada Nagar
195
234
263
246
223
Zone 8
Punjabi Bagh and Ashoka Garden
200
206
217
246
239
Zone 9
Shivaji Nagar, Arera Colony and Chunna Bhatti
187
223
225
213
205
Zone 10
Bagh Mugaliya, Katara Hills
93
109
130
102
100
Zone 11
Khajuri Kalan, Raisen Road and J K Road
95
132
211
138
143
Zone 12
Karod, Ayodhya Nagar, Berasia Road
153
184
207
273
256
Zone 13
Krishna Nagar, Saamra Kalan
134
129
129
190
190
Zone 14
Gulmohar, Trilanga, Shahpura and Hoshangabad Road
113
152
211
160
148
City Index

158
173
208
211
204











Source:  National Housing Bank

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