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Start a DiscussionProperty prices in Bangalore remain stable in August 2011
Posted on October 20, 2011Makaan.com Property Index – City level
- Quarter Analysis: Over the last 3 months, the MPI has seen increased by 12.2% - it has moved from 1221 in May 2011 to 1370 in August 2011.
- Year-on-Year Movement: As compared to last year, the Bangalore Property Index in August 2011 has increased by 44.3%. Prices had dropped significantly in the second quarter of 2010 due to the economic slowdown. From thereon, the prices have been rising steadily, with minor highs and lows over the last 3 quarters.
- City Level: Over the last 1 year,i.e. between August 2010 to August 2011, most cities have seen significant increase in property prices. Except for very stable figures in Kolkata, property prices have risen considerably in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune and Ahmedabad. These cities have led the National Index to increased by 27.2% over the last 1 year.
- Going forward: Indian Real Estate market is going through a challenging phase with multiple macro economic headwinds like poor liquidity for developers, increased cost of construction, high land prices, delayed projects, high interest rates. These factors are keeping the home buyers away from the market. Over the coming months the property prices in India are likely to move in a narrow range with a slight negative bias.
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