mumbai home prices have not yet bottomed out at least till the end of julyseptember quarter show data from the reserve bank of india indias housing price index a barometer for home prices released by the central bank has grown 137 per cent yearonyear for the three months ended september quarter versus 145 per cent yoy increase a quarter ago in the current financial year cities including kolkata jaipur and lucknow have contributed to the slower pace of growth rbi said in a release on friday kolkata has witnessed maximum fall in hpi at 2241 in the second quarter of 201516 which is 313 per cent less than the previous quarter but national capital delhi may have cheered the struggling real estate developers saddled with unsold inventories despite throwing freebies such as registration and other perks such as car park and gadgets such as television sets and part furnishing during the same period yearonyear hpi growth was maximum for delhi at 219 per cent all india hpi increased to 2195 in the second quarter from 2153 in the first quarter mainly due to index increase in delhi ahmedabad and chennai rbi said hpi of kolkata kochi and bengaluru decreased in q2 1516 from the previous quarter the reserve bank compiles quarterly house price index for ten major cities viz mumbai delhi chennai kolkata bengaluru lucknow ahmedabad jaipur kanpur and kochi based on these city indices an average house price index representing all india house price movement is also compiled