The National Housing Board’s Residential Index (Residex) data from 2018 to September 2024 reveals Gandhinagar as the city with the highest rise in property rates. This article explores the infrastructural and political factors behind this significant grow
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The 120% increase in property rates in Gandhinagar is mainly due to significant infrastructural developments, political nurturing, and the excitement of potentially hosting the 2036 Summer Olympics.
The Sabarmati Riverfront development, planned to extend 38 km up to GIFT, will enhance the quality of life in Gandhinagar by providing recreational spaces and improving the overall urban landscape.
Political figures like Union Home Minister Amit Shah and former PM Narendra Modi have played a crucial role in Gandhinagar's growth by providing personal attention and accelerating development projects.
Future plans include merging four urban management bodies to create a single entity for better urban planning, as well as the expansion of GIFT and the development of the Olympics Village for the 2036 Summer Olympics.
Gandhinagar's integration with Ahmedabad, including the inauguration of the metro rail and the development of high-speed highways and flyovers, has reduced travel time and increased accessibility, making Gandhinagar more attractive to residents and investors, thus driving up property values.

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