Categories News

LIC Housing Finance hikes home loan rate by 0.35% in FY23

LIC Housing Finance joined peers and raised its lending rate by 0.35%. The move, which comes after an increase by bigger rival HDFC by a similar quantum, necessitates that the minimum rate of interest will get revised to 8.65% for the best-rated borrower. 

The company stated that it has increased the LIC Housing Prime Lending Rate (LHPLR), to which the interest rate on its loans is linked, by 0.35%.

The company’s managing director and chief executive Y Viswanatha Gowd said that the increase in rates is in tune with the market conditions and there is good sustenance in the home-buying activity in the real estate sector at present.

It can be noted that the Reserve Bank has hiked repo rate, at which it lends to the system in five consecutive moves by a cumulative 2.25% since May this year. Lenders in the system have responded to the hikes affected by the RBI. 

Follow and Connect with us: TwitterFacebookLinkedinInstagram

Team iPropUnited

Share
Published by
Team iPropUnited
Tags News

Recent Posts

Maha RERA directs Godrej Properties to refund the booking amount for a project initiated before RERA regulations.

The regulator determined that the project was ongoing when the real estate law came into…

2 days ago

The Importance of Due Diligence Before Purchasing Property

Due Diligence Before Purchasing Property, Due diligence is an essential step in any real estate…

6 days ago

Embassy Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) has appointed Ritwik Bhattacharjee as the interim CEO.

This follows a SEBI order on November 4 directing Embassy REIT to suspend Aravind Maiya…

7 days ago

Macrotech acquires Bain Capital’s stake in three digital infrastructure entities for ₹307 crore.

Previously, Macrotech also acquired real estate firm Ivanhoe Cambridge's stake in the three entities, aligning…

1 week ago

Benefits of LEED-Certified Buildings for Investors and Tenants

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification has become a prestigious standard in the…

2 weeks ago

QIP issuances by real estate developers reached ₹12,801 crore from January to September 2024, marking the second-highest amount after the renewable energy sector

From January to September 2024, QIP issuances across all sectors totaled ₹75,923 crore, with real…

2 weeks ago

This website uses cookies.