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Deepak Shenoy, Capitalmind's research team.

Capital Mind Housing Index: Indian Property Prices Grew Just 3.7% in JFM 2014, Many Cities Go Negative

27 Jun 2014Deepak Shenoy1 min read

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What category is this article in?: General
Who wrote this article?: Deepak Shenoy, Capitalmind's research team.
When was this article published?: Published 27 June 2014.
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What topics does this article cover?: Real Estate

Capital Mind’s All India Housing Index, based on the NHB Residex, shows an anaemic 3.7% growth over the earlier year. While prices continue to tick upward, we see the growth slowing and actually turning negative in a number of cities.

While overall trends seem to be slowing everywhere, the Metros show a better annual growth than they did in the last quarter.

We have seen prices actually fall, year on year, in many cities.

Jaipur worst at -9.8%

We have a much more detailed post with all city graphs at Capital Mind Premium.

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