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Residential Prices Surge 59% In Top Indian Cities Since 2021, Outpace Construction Cost Growth By Wide Margin
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· September 4, 2026
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Key points Further details on this trend are available from Anarock Research, which tracked the changes in India's top seven cities between 2021 and 2025. A significant increase in residential prices has been reported, with a rise of 59% over four years.
A significant increase in residential prices has been reported, with a rise of 59% over four years. This growth far exceeds the increase in construction expenses, which rose by 34% during the same period. Factors such as land prices and demand-supply dynamics are contributing to this trend.
The gap between construction costs and residential prices is widening, affecting homebuyers and developers. Construction costs have risen from a certain amount per square foot in 2021 to a higher amount in 2025.
Further details on this trend are available from Anarock Research, which tracked the changes in India's top seven cities between 2021 and 2025.
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