Mumbaikars Unfazed by Rising Housing Prices, Contrary to National Trend
While 81% of Indians are concerned about skyrocketing housing prices, a recent study shows that Mumbaikars are less worried, with only 39% expressing concern.
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Respondents from Mumbai and MMR (Mumbai Metropolitan Region), apparently showed a different trend compared to respondents across Indian cities. Barely, 39 percent of respondents from Mumbai expressed concern about affordability compared the national average of 81 percent.
The study found that 41 percent respondents from Mumbai were 'moderately concerned' while 20 percent were not 'worried at all'. With regards to affordable housing, the study found that properties in a range of Rs 90 lakhs to Rs 1.5 crores emerged as 'most favorable' option among 36 percent homebuyers; while 25 percent preferred homes priced between Rs 45 lakhs and Rs 90 lakhs.
Media reports have shown how housing prices in India have been on a sugar-rush since the pandemic. Data from the RBI's All-India Housing Price Index (RBI HPI) revealed a consistent growth in housing prices. As per data from RBI, the highest real-estate growth was attributed in FY17 while the index has consistently witnessed an uptick since 2012-13.
Frequently Asked Questions
What percentage of Indians are concerned about rising housing prices?
According to the study, 81% of Indians are concerned about skyrocketing residential prices.
How do Mumbaikars feel about housing prices compared to the national average?
Only 39% of Mumbaikars expressed concern about affordability, which is significantly lower than the national average of 81%.
What is the most favorable price range for homebuyers in Mumbai?
Properties in the range of Rs 90 lakhs to Rs 1.5 crores are the most favorable among 36% of homebuyers in Mumbai.
How has the housing market trended since the pandemic?
Housing prices in India have seen a significant increase since the pandemic, with consistent growth as reported by the RBI's All-India Housing Price Index.
What does the RBI's data show about real-estate growth?
The RBI's data shows that the highest real-estate growth was attributed in FY17, and the index has consistently witnessed an uptick since 2012-13.
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