The
NHB (National Housing Bank) property price index, NHB RESIDEX, for the January
- March 2012 quarter shows a mixed trend with five cities showing a rise and
ten recording a decline.
The very
latest NHB RESIDEX is that five more cities have been covered. It is India's
first and only residential property price index, taking the total to twenty .
The residential property index for the quarter
January to March 2012 has witnessed moderation or stable property prices in a
majority of the cities over the previous quarter, except in Jaipur & Hyderabad, which have witnessed significant
increase.
The
cities that showed a declining trend were Bangalore, Surat, Bhopal, Pune, Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Lucknow & Faridabad
The
Ahmedabad index stood at 164
AHMEDABAD - NHB Residex
(Base Index 2007 =100)
Ahmedabad - Zones
|
Jan-Mar 2010 Index
|
Oct-Dec 2010 Index
|
Jan-Mar 2011 Index
|
Oct-Dec 2011 Index
|
Jan- Mar 2012 Index
|
|
Central Zone
|
Bhadra, Dudheswar, Gaikwad Haveli,
Girdhar Nagar &Wadigam
|
142
|
189
|
194
|
241
|
272
|
East Zone
|
Gomtipur Gam; Old Viratnagar;
Vastral & Zulta Minara
|
87
|
147
|
146
|
135
|
121
|
West Zone
|
Bodakdev; Ambli Bopal; Jodhpur;
Solagam; Thaltej Shilaj Road; Vastrapur; Vejalpur; Sola Road; Ambawadi &
Chandkheda Gam
|
139
|
202
|
213
|
185
|
170
|
North Zone
|
Buddh Nagar; Saijpur-Bogha; Sardar
Nagar & Vishnu Nagar
|
150
|
182
|
196
|
202
|
245
|
South Zone
|
Abad Dairy; Bhaduat Nagar; Gordhan
Vadi; Ramvadi; Vatva Gam &Vishal Nagar
|
85
|
130
|
113
|
129
|
110
|
City Index
|
113
|
164
|
165
|
167
|
164
|
Source: National Housing Bank
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