A look at home prices in India

Published by: Anand Singha

Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) witnessed the steepest hike at 16%.

Robust housing demand and quality launches fueled the price surge.

Kolkata and Bengaluru saw increases of 15% and 14% respectively.

Despite rising interest rates, housing prices continued to rise due to consistent demand.

A pause in rising repo rates and a positive economic outlook will maintain this market sentiment.

Homebuyers' sentiment remained positive, especially in tier 1 cities.

Developers in the top eight cities launched new projects, resulting in a 12% rise in unsold inventory.

Hyderabad experienced the highest surge in unsold inventory at 38%.

Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Chennai saw a decline in unsold inventory due to increased sales.

Mumbai Metropolitan Region accounted for the largest share of unsold inventory at 37%

The residential real estate market rebounded after the pandemic, driven by ownership preference and affordability.

Despite a 250-basis point increase in the repo rate by the RBI, the sector remained resilient.

Delhi-NCR witnessed steady price growth over the past eleven quarters.

The housing market in Mumbai Metropolitan Region remained stable in Q1 2023.

Continued sales and supply growth projected for major Indian cities in FY 2023.

This data is sourced from a price tracker report jointly prepared by Credai, Colliers, and Liases Foras.

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