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RT by @Dhanush97426357: ๐ Indian Cities Home prices Increase from 2019 to Q2 2026 ๐ : โน17,845 โ โน29,270 (+64%) ๐๏ธ : โน18,200 โ โน26,700 (+47%) ๐ข : โน6,150 โ โน13,350 (+117%) ๐๏ธ
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Read original๐ Indian Cities Home prices Increase from 2019 to Q2 2026 ๐ #Mumbai : โน17,845 โ โน29,270 (+64%) ๐๏ธ #Delhi : โน18,200 โ โน26,700 (+47%) ๐ข #Gurugram : โน6,150 โ โน13,350 (+117%) ๐๏ธ #Noida : โน4,795 โ โน10,780 (+125%) ๐ณ #Bengaluru : โน4,975 โ โน9,450 (+90%) ๐ฐ #Hyderabad : โน4,195 โ โน8,090 (+93%) ๐๏ธ #Chennai : ~โน4,930 โ โน7,250 (+47%) ๐๏ธ #Pune : +51% ๐ #Kolkata : +45% Chennai is the cheapest of the big south cities on this measure. Mumbai is still four times the Chennai average. ๐ Noida and Gurugram more than doubled. ๐ Source: Anarock 2026
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