Housing prices have
risen in 18 major cities, including Delhi & Mumbai, by up to 9.6% during
October to December period 2012 compared
with the previous quarter, according to National Housing Bank (NHB).
Mumbai and Delhi
witnessed the maximum increase in housing price at 9.6% each.
Out of 20 cities
tracked by NHB 'RESIDEX', prices have dropped in only 2 cities - Faridabad
& Indore.
NHB said in a
statement, "In majority of the
cities prices are witnessing upward trend"
"The movement in
prices of residential properties has shown increasing trend in 18 cities
ranging from 0.6% in Chennai to 9.6% in Delhi and Mumbai, and fall in only two
cities namely Indore (minus 1.0%) and Faridabad ( minus 5.1%) during the
quarter October to December 2012 in comparison to the previous quarter July to
September 2012," it added.
Prices have shot up
by 9.4% each in Kolkata & Patna, followed by Kochi (8.8%), Surat (8.7%),
Bengaluru (8.2%) and Lucknow (8%).
Hyderabad city saw an
appreciation in housing price by 7.1%, while in Ludhiana rates rose by 6.5%,
Ahmedabad (6.1%), Guwahati (5.1%), Bhopal (4.9%), Bhubaneshwar and Jaipur (2.4%
each), Vijayawada (2.2%), Pune (2%) and Chennai (0.6%).
NHB RESIDEX tracks
the movement in prices of residential properties on a quarterly basis since
2007. The index for Delhi includes property transactions of Gurgaon, Noida,
Greater Noida & Ghaziabad.
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