Reviewed city observations
| City | Annual index change | Compared with the 50-city composite |
|---|---|---|
| Mumbai | +6.2% | -0.8 percentage points |
| Pune | +3.7% | -3.3 percentage points |
The 50-city composite annual change was +7.0%. All comparisons above use the same reporting period and annual-change definition.
What the city comparison shows
Mumbai recorded +6.2% and Pune recorded +3.7% over the corresponding quarter a year earlier. Their annual changes differ by 2.5 percentage points. This comparison preserves each city’s geographical scope.
The reviewed evidence covers 2 cities in Maharashtra. It does not establish a statewide housing-price index. Averaging these city observations would not produce an official state aggregate because the necessary coverage and weighting information is not provided here.
These annual changes do not measure the number of homes sold, registered documents, total transaction values or new projects. Different cities can have different housing mixes and property-level conditions, so a difference in index growth is not a recommendation to buy in one city rather than another.
Source, reporting period and limitations
Source: National Housing Bank, NHB RESIDEX — HPI at Assessment Prices. Period: April–June 2026. These are residential assessment-price observations, not sales or registration counts. This is a reviewed historical snapshot; it is not a live price feed.
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State reference: Maharashtra · LGD state code 27. Local Government Directory ↗. No city administrative code has been inferred.
Project registrations, construction progress, commercial property, inventories and rental yields require separate verified sources. A RERA registration is not evidence that every statutory project approval has been obtained.
Original interpretation: News2Wealth Research Desk. Financial information and education, not personalised investment advice.