House Price Index

Quarterly Prices
Annual Prices

Real estate in India has traditionally been considered a safer investment. Despite cyclical changes and recessions, home values have generally risen over time. Low mortgage rates have an indirect effect on home prices, as buyers are willing to take on more debt when credit is cheap.

The data presented herein is based on Indexes published by RBI and BIS:

  • Reserve Bank of India (RBI) releases a quarterly house price index based on transaction level data received from housing registration authorities in ten major cities (viz., Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow and Mumbai). The data for Chennai includes commercial properties.
  • Bank of International Settlements (BIS), established in 1930 with its head-office in Switzerland, is owned by 62 central banks representing countries from around the world that together account for about 95% of world GDP. It releases a quarterly residential price index covering 58 countries.

Real estate in India has traditionally been considered a safer investment. Despite cyclical changes and recessions, home values have generally risen over time. Low mortgage rates have an indirect effect on home prices, as buyers are willing to take on more debt when credit is cheap.

The data presented herein is based on Indexes published by RBI and BIS:

  • Reserve Bank of India (RBI) releases a quarterly house price index based on transaction level data received from housing registration authorities in ten major cities (viz., Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Jaipur, Kanpur, Kochi, Kolkata, Lucknow and Mumbai). The data for Chennai includes commercial properties.
  • Bank of International Settlements (BIS), established in 1930 with its head-office in Switzerland, is owned by 62 central banks representing countries from around the world that together account for about 95% of world GDP. It releases a quarterly residential price index covering 58 countries.
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Data on India's residential house prices - quarterly and annual changes in house prices across cities, expert analysis and comparison with global peers.
House Price Index | India | 2013 - 2023 | Data, Charts and Analysis
India's residential house prices - quarterly and annual changes in house prices across cities, expert analysis and comparison with global peers.
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01/04/2013 To 31/03/2023
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QUARTERLY GROWTH
All India
Source: House Price Index, RBI
  • As per the RBI House Price Index, the average house prices increased by 4.6% in the quarter ended Mar'23, in comparison to a 2.8% increase in the previous quarter.
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City-wise
Source: House Price Index, RBI
  • Kolkata witnessed the highest increase in residential house prices in the quarter ended Mar'23 with an increase of 19.2%
  • Prices in Lucknow and Chennai dropped in the quarter ended Mar'23.
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Global Comparison
Source: Residential Property Prices, BIS
  • In comparison to its benchmarked G20 peers, residential house prices in India witnessed a big drop in the quarter that ended Dec'22 as per BIS estimates.
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