NHB RESIDEX - Tracking the property prices in India

The first thing Indians would do if they have investable money is to look for a house in their hometown or a city of their choice.Unlike in developed countries India did not have a proper home price index to follow the price movements till now. The National Housing Bank(NHB), was entrusted by the Finance Ministry, Govt of India to develop...

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