Sohna Road's housing market has witnessed a 54% capital appreciation and 40% rent rise since 2022, making it one of the top-performing micro-markets in Delhi-NCR.
Sohna RoadHousing MarketCapital AppreciationRental ValuesDelhincrReal EstateAnarockReal Estate NewsSep 18, 2024
The capital appreciation in Sohna Road's housing market since 2022 is 54%.
The rental value growth in Sohna Road's housing market since 2022 is 40%.
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