Rise in Housing Prices
Despite concerns being raised by the banking regulator over varied instalment schemes offered for real estate buyers, developers continue to woo consumers with more such offers to boost sales during the festival season. In September last year, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had expressed its displeasure on home loan products that offered under the [...] Continue Reading »
The IT Capital of India Bangalore and the Oxford of the east Pune have witnessed maximum appreciation in the price of properties. Bengaluru has witnessed the maximum appreciation of 41 % in the mid-income housing segment during the last three years, while Pune tops the list with an average increase of 39 % in the [...] Continue Reading »
The housing prices in India will rise during the second half of this year with the improved market sentiments on the formation of a stable government at the Centre as stated by Knight Frank-FICCI survey. The launch of housing projects have been slow from the last two years but it is hopefully going to improve [...] Continue Reading »
The present government led by Narendra Modi, is focusing to revive the growth and bring down the interest rate. A recent survey said that the sale in residential properties in going to rise by the end of the year 2014. The low confidence level within consumers in the last year and also in the first [...] Continue Reading »
The recent data that has been published by the National Housing Bank states that Mumbai might be the most expensive city in India, but Chennai has been catching up fast. The index of National Housing Bank for residential property prices states that Chennai has recently experienced a sudden rise of around 249 percent increase in [...] Continue Reading »
According to the Economic Survey 2013-14, housing prices have increased in 24 major cities across the country between 2007 and 2013. The city of Chennai alone reported more than a threefold gain in the rates in those 6 years. As compared to the base year (2007), during the time period 2007-2013, residential property prices saw [...] Continue Reading »
According to the National Housing Bank, important cities such as Delhi and Mumbai have experienced a price rise of about 7.1%. This has occurred within the months of January to March 2014. The reason for this is the surge in demand. Seeing the recent updates of the NHB Residex, one can see price rise in [...] Continue Reading »
The residential real estate index prepared by the National Housing Bank (NHB), the housing prices in 16 cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Pune, and Kolkata improved in the quarter ending June 2012, compared to the previous quarter ending March 2012. The prices of residential properties in 16 cities have shown an increasing trend in [...] Continue Reading »
Demand for property in major cities across the country have dipped and sharp increase in borrowing costs had kept buyers on the sidelines. Banks have raised their lending rates sharply in the past few months after Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised interest rates 11 times since March 2010. Bhopal leads the pack in rise [...] Continue Reading »
