Property in your city has become pricey, recording the steepest rise across the country in the quarter ending March. It undertakes quarterly survey of the properties across the country and analyses the price movement under Residex (Housing Price Index). In its first quarter report, the NHB stated that prices of residential properties showed an upward trend in 27 cities. However, this hefty percentage rise in property price doesn't indicate that Bhubaneswar prices have zipped past Mumbai, where the base rates are already phenomenal. "It will become difficult for a middle class person to afford a house in a city if the price rise continues.

Source: The Telegraph July 12, 2017 21:22 UTC