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Loan Against Property for 10 Years

Updated on 9-6-2026 Written by Ramandeep Sadana, Credit Expert with over 10 years of experience

Find the best rates only with Ambak. Looking for the best home loan interest rates in 2026? Here’s a complete list of current home loan rates and processing fees offered by leading banks and housing finance companies in India. This table helps you easily compare loan offers across HDFC,

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Types of Home Loans

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Home Construction Loan

Specifically designed for building a new house. Loan disbursements are made in phases, matching the progress of the construction.

Home Renovation/Improvement Loan

This loan covers the costs associated with renovating or improving an existing home. Interest rates are generally the same as those for a standard home loan.

Home Extension Loan

Ideal for homeowners looking to extend or add more space to their current home. Lenders usually finance 75% to 90% of the construction costs, depending on the loan amount and LTV ratio.

Bridge Loan

A short-term loan designed for individuals planning to purchase a new home with the proceeds from selling their current property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Lower interest rates than your pre-approved offer?

It's more likely than you think. Find the best offer for you by comparing.

Which bank offers the lowest home loan interest rate?
Interest rates vary by lender and borrower profile. Use the 'Lowest Rate' sort to see banks ranked by their minimum interest rate. Rates typically range from 8.5% to 12% p.a.
What is LTV ratio and why does it matter?
LTV (Loan-to-Value) ratio is the percentage of the property value a bank will fund as a loan. A higher LTV means you need a smaller down payment. Most banks offer 75%–90% LTV.
How is EMI per lakh calculated?
EMI per lakh is the monthly payment for every ₹1 lakh borrowed at a given rate and tenure. A lower EMI per lakh means lower monthly payments for the same loan amount.
Can I get a home loan with a low CIBIL score?
Most banks require a CIBIL score of 700+. Some NBFCs and HFCs may approve loans for scores between 650–700, albeit at higher rates. Improving your score before applying is advisable.