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Can the selling price rise when a market is over-supplied and demand is dull? Economics tells us that it can’t, but the Indian housing market seems to be defying this rule. Earlier this month, the Ministry of Housing flagged off a new index — the NHB Residex — designed to track housing price trends in 50 cities across India. Releasing the data, the Ministry claimed that the new index offered proof that demonetisation hadn’t dealt a big blow to the housing market. Trends in the Residex certainly support this claim. According to lenders’ data compiled by the NHB Residex, as many as 32 of the 50 cities tracked registered rising housing prices and 13 recorded stable trends, in the twelve months to March 2017.
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