Wednesday 20 February 2013

Latest Delhi Property Price Trends

The latest Delhi property price trends are sure index to the prospects of investing in real estate for sale in the capital of India. Delhi is a unique property investment destination in India. This is owing to a variety of reasons. The primary reason is the importance of the place as the national capital. Both residential and commercial properties are even in high demand in the national capital. During the recent recession there was a downward trend in the Delhi properties. But now the market slump is in its wane and the market has become vibrant again.

On a proper analysis of the data it would be clear that the latest trends in Delhi property for sale show that major residential regions of the capital are in a higher appreciation than other regions. For example, Rajender Nagar, Hauz Khas and Greater Kailash are in the better preference areas of the Delhi people. The higher demand for prime residential units is mainly due to the significance of the place being the national capital. Further, Delhi is the primary educational center in India. This aspect attracts more people to the capital than to other prominent places in India. Being the national capital, there is a huge population of Central Government employees in the capital and that is another reason for the increasing demand for Residential property in Noida.

 It would be better to have a look in to the property prices for sale in various locations in Delhi to appreciate the general trend prevailing in the market. South Extension: 7000-11000; Gole Market: 6000 - 10500; Rajendra Nagar: 17500 - 22500; Karol Bagh: 8000 - 13000; Defence Colony 9500 - 15000; Greater Kailash: 11000 - 15000; Vasant Vihar: 9000 - 13000; Hauz Khas: 13000 - 19000; Kalkaji: 9000 - 13000; Mayur Vihar: 9000 - 13000; Vasant Vihar: 3500 - 5000; Noida: 3500 - 6500; Kamla Nagar: 2000 - 2400; Shastri Nagar: 3500 - 6500; Sadar Bazar: 3000 - 4500; IFCI Colony: 2800 - 3600; Vaishalli: 3500 - 4500; Rajouri Garden: 3000 - 5000; Janakpuri: 3000 - 4500; Lodi Colony: 3000 - 4500; Gurgaon (Smaller): 3000 - 4500; Palam Gurgaon: 2500 - 3800; Suryavihar: 3000 - 4500.


1 comment:

  1. In the recession period there might be some fall in real
    estate construction and building. but now real estate market is on the boom in Indiamainly in Delhi, Pune and Bangalore. Most of the people want to buy property in Delhi because of good infrastructure.

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