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Is now a good time to buy a property in Gujarat?

Official NHB RESIDEX data puts the average carpet-area price in Gujarat at ₹6,392/sq ft for the quarter ending Jun 2026, up 5.4% from a year earlier. Over five years prices have compounded at +4.2% a year. Annual growth is running 0.6 points above the city's long-run pace of n/a.

₹6,392/sq ft
Avg price (carpet area)
+5.4%
1-year change
+4.7%
12-month outlook
58/100
Buy-timing score
BUY
BUY — prices are projected to rise about +4.7% over the next 12 months and are not stretched versus their long-run trend, so waiting is likely to cost more.
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Gujarat price trend & forecast

+6.1%
3-year CAGR (UC index)
+4.2%
5-year CAGR (UC index)
+0.0%
From peak
+0.6%
YoY vs long-run pace
+6.4%
Momentum (annualised)

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Cities in Gujarat ranked by buy-timing score

CityAvg ₹/sq ft1Y change5Y CAGR12M outlookSignalBuy-timing
Ahmedabad · Tier 1₹8,118/sq ft+7.9%+5.3% +6.5%BUY59/100
Gandhinagar · Tier 3₹7,892/sq ft+5.4%+4.2% +5.1%BUY59/100
Vadodara · Tier 2₹5,265/sq ft+2.9%+5.8% +3.4%BUY58/100
Surat · Tier 2₹6,392/sq ft+5.4%+2.9% +4.7%BUY57/100
Rajkot · Tier 2₹6,278/sq ft+0.7%+2.0% +1.2%ACCUMULATE54/100
Bhavnagar · Tier 2state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Jamnagar · Tier 2state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Bilimora · Tier 2state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Junagadh · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Gandhidham · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Nadiad · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Morvi · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Anand · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Mahesana · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Surendranagar · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Veraval · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Navsari · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Bharuch · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Vapi · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Porbandar · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Bhuj · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Godhra · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Palanpur · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Valsad · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Kalol · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Patan · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Botad · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Vejalpur · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Dohad · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Jetpur · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Amreli · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Gondal · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100
Deesa · Tier 3state trend+5.4%+4.2% +4.7%BUY58/100

Frequently asked questions

Is now a good time to buy a property in Gujarat?

As of Jun 2026, our buy-timing signal for Gujarat is BUY — prices are projected to rise about +4.7% over the next 12 months and are not stretched versus their long-run trend, so waiting is likely to cost more. Buy-timing score: 58/100.

What is the average home price in Gujarat?

The typical (mid-tier) home value in Gujarat is ₹6,392/sq ft as of Jun 2026, +5.4% year over year.

Which areas in Gujarat have the best buy-timing right now?

Highest buy-timing scores: Ahmedabad (59/100, BUY), Gandhinagar (59/100, BUY) and Vadodara (58/100, BUY). Fastest-rising prices: Ahmedabad (+7.9%), Surat (+5.4%) and Gandhinagar (+5.4%).

Other regions

Source & method

Data: NHB RESIDEX — HPI@Assessment Prices & carpet-area prices (National Housing Bank), quarterly, latest Jun 2026. Page regenerated 2026-10-09 10:32 IST. Signals combine valuation vs the long-run trend, momentum and a damped-trend forecast with seasonal adjustment; the “best price window” is the lowest point of the projected path. BUY = prices projected to rise and not stretched; ACCUMULATE = near fair value; WAIT = a dip is projected; HOT = running well ahead of trend; CAUTION = stretched with fading momentum.

Housing forecasts are statistical projections with wide uncertainty; local factors (interest rates, supply, school districts, micro-location) can dominate. Not real-estate, mortgage or investment advice.