The National Housing Bank's latest residential housing price index (NHB RESIDEX) reports a significant increase in property prices across 48 cities, with Bengaluru leading the way with a 13.1% annual appreciation.
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NHB RESIDEX, or the National Housing Bank Residential Housing Price Index, is a comprehensive index that tracks changes in residential property prices across major cities in India. It is based on valuation prices of properties collected from banks and housing finance companies.
Bengaluru saw the highest annual increase in property prices with a 13.1% appreciation during Q4 FY 2024-25.
Out of the 50 cities covered, 2 cities (Howrah & Thiruvananthapuram) registered a decline in property prices.
Navi Mumbai recorded the highest sequential increase of 17.3% in the HPI @ Assessment Price.
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