Comparison of housing price increases in the cities of Tehran ▫ The housing market of Tehran district is known not only for the price difference between the cities; The rate of price growth is also different in each region. Examining the average price per square meter of housing in the 16 cities of the province tells about the deep price gap and the change in the status of the cities in periods of 15 years, five years and from the beginning of 1405. As of today, Shmirnat is the most expensive city in the province with an average price of 622.3 million tomans per square meter; a figure more than 14 times the average price in Peshwa, the cheapest city in this survey. However, the highest price does not necessarily mean the highest growth. ▫ In the last five years, Shahriar was ranked first with a growth of approximately 12.8 times in housing prices, followed by Varamin and Shimirant. ▫ Meanwhile, Tehran experienced relatively lower growth despite the high price level. The long-term comparison for five years also indicates the change in the ranking of the cities; Shahriar climbed to first place and Mallard and Barsten also gained a better position. The link of this program is in the mechanism.

Comparison of housing price increases in the cities of Tehran ▫ The housing market of Tehran district is known not only for the price difference between the cities; The rate of price growth is also different in each region. Examining the average price per square meter of housing in the 16 cities of the province tells about the deep price gap and the change in the status of the cities in periods of 15 years, five years and from the beginning of 1405. As of today, Shmirnat is the most expensive city in the province with an average price of 622.3 million tomans per square meter; a figure more than 14 times the average price in Peshwa, the cheapest city in this survey. However, the highest price does not necessarily mean the highest growth. ▫ In the last five years, Shahriar was ranked first with a growth of approximately 12.8 times in housing prices, followed by Varamin and Shimirant. ▫ Meanwhile, Tehran experienced relatively lower growth despite the high price level. The long-term comparison for five years also indicates the change in the ranking of the cities; Shahriar climbed to first place and Mallard and Barsten also gained a better position. The link of this program is in the mechanism.