Property-seekers might think Delhi-NCR has the maximum appreciation potential within a year’s time. However, according to the latest property index, it’s the Mumbai real estate market which beat all Indian cities in terms of price escalation over a period of 12 months. Mumbai has bucked the economic slowdown by witnessing a whopping 24.7 per cent jump in prices between January and December 2009. During the same period, realty rates in Delhi-NCR rose by 8.8 per cent.
But other emerging residential destinations such as Hyderabad and Bangalore have witnessed a fall of 7.7 and 2.2 per cent, respectively, the index added. However, Pune market gained significantly by 9.9 per cent. The survey revealed that all these five cities — Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad and Bangalore witnessed a drop in property prices in the first six months January to June due to slump in the market. But the subsequent gain came following the launch of various affordable units. These units have now achieved premium value across India.
The study said property prices increased by another 12.8 per cent nation-wide during the surveyed period of 12 months. The primary reason for the price rise in Mumbai’s market could be attributed to expansion of the peripheral areas.
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Bandra, especially Bandra West, is a popular residential destination since it holds high lifestyle value, despite the fact that it faces a significant degree of traffic congestion. The upmarket location of Khar is, in many ways similar to Bandra in terms of lifestyle - a Khar address is a sought-after social calling card.
If you are in a hurry to acquire any immovable property the process of buying will become more difficult as it is a complex decision which will normally require a lot of time and hard work.

