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Post by jacksonallanon Jun 09, 2011 11:10am
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India Real Estate Prices

India Real Estate PricesReal estate prices in some areas of the NCR glided high by 20 to 27%
in the first quarter of the current financial year as compared to the
subsequent period of 2010-1. “Property prices for Delhi have seen boom
if we compare per square feet prices of Q1-11 over Q1-10. Certain key
areas like Sarita Vihar and Rohini have seen 27% and 20% growth
respectivly in prices compared to prices over Q1-10”.
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