Residential property prices in key areas of Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru have surged by around 20% over the past year. Discover which neighborhoods have seen the highest increases and how this impacts the cost of your dream home.
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The average price per sq ft for residential property in Delhi-NCR is Rs 5,535.
The NH-24 Bypass in Ghaziabad saw a 30% price rise, followed by the Raj Nagar extension (21%) and Sector-1 in Greater Noida (23%).
Residential property prices in Bengaluru increased by 14% over the last 12 months.
Vashi, part of Navi Mumbai, saw a 9% increase in residential property prices, while Virar, Goregaon, and Andheri saw a 6% increase.
Mumbai is the most expensive city for real estate in India, with prices at Rs 8,532 per sq ft.
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