Home Loan Interest Rates 2026: Compare Banks & NBFCs

Compare home loan interest rates, processing fees, repayment tenure and lender options from banks and NBFCs. Review available loan information, eligibility factors and documentation before applying.

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Home Loan Interest Rates

Home loan interest rates can vary between lenders and borrowers. The applicable rate may depend on factors such as the lender, loan amount, credit profile, income, property details, repayment capacity and prevailing lending policies.

BankerMart displays lender information from its available database to help borrowers compare home loan options. Rates, processing fees and other loan terms should be confirmed with the respective lender before submitting an application.

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Compare Home Loan Lenders

Compare the home loan information available in the BankerMart database. The displayed figures are indicative and may change according to lender policies and borrower eligibility.

Lender Interest Rate Processing Fee Maximum Tenure Details
SBI Bank 7.50% p.a. onwards 0.35% 30 years View details
HDFC Bank 7.45% p.a. onwards 0.25% 30 years View details
ICICI Bank 7.75% p.a. onwards 0.25% 30 years View details
PNB Bank 7.20% p.a. onwards 0.01% 30 years View details
IDFC Bank 7.75% p.a. onwards 0.50% 30 years View details
BOB Bank 7.40% p.a. onwards 0.35% 30 years View details
Kotak Bank 7.75% p.a. onwards 0.60% 30 years View details
Canara Bank 7.40% p.a. onwards 0.05% 30 years View details
Union Bank 7.20% p.a. onwards 0.50% 30 years View details
Indian bank 7.30% p.a. onwards 0.25% 30 years View details
Central Bank 7.25% p.a. onwards 0.05% 30 years View details
BOI Bank 7.30% p.a. onwards 0.05% 30 years View details
Axis Bank 7.65% p.a. onwards 0.56% 30 years View details
YES Bank 7.65% p.a. onwards 0.60% 30 years View details
LIC Finance 7.15% p.a. onwards 0.35% 30 years View details
Aditya Birla 7.75% p.a. onwards 0.50% 30 years View details
BAJAJ Finance 7.50% p.a. onwards 0.45% 30 years View details
Vastu Finance 8.20% p.a. onwards 0.70% 30 years View details
Indiabulls 8.10% p.a. onwards 1.00% 30 years View details
PNB Housing 7.90% p.a. onwards 0.05% 30 years View details
PUNE Wala 9.10% p.a. onwards 0.70% 30 years View details

Interest rates, processing fees, tenure and other loan terms are indicative and may change. Final pricing, eligibility and approval are determined by the respective lender.

Banks Offering Home Loans

Review home loan rates, processing fees and repayment tenure for the public and private sector banks currently available in the BankerMart database.

SBI Bank Featured
Rating: 5.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.50% Rate
0.35% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
9.10% Rate
0.50% Fee
15 years Tenure
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HDFC Bank Featured
Rating: 5.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.45% Rate
0.25% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
8.50% Rate
1.00% Fee
15 years Tenure
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PNB Bank Featured
Rating: 5.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.20% Rate
0.01% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
8.75% Rate
1.00% Fee
15 years Tenure
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IDFC Bank Featured
Rating: 4.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.75% Rate
0.50% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
9.50% Rate
1.20% Fee
15 years Tenure
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BOB Bank Featured
Rating: 4.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.40% Rate
0.35% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
9.30% Rate
1.00% Fee
15 years Tenure
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BOI Bank Featured
Rating: 5.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.30% Rate
0.05% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
9.10% Rate
1.00% Fee
15 years Tenure
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YES Bank
Rating: 4.0 / 5
Home Loan
7.65% Rate
0.60% Fee
30 years Tenure
Loan Against Property
9.45% Rate
1.20% Fee
15 years Tenure
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NBFCs and Housing Finance Lenders

NBFCs and housing finance lenders may offer home loan solutions to eligible borrowers. Interest rates, processing fees, documentation requirements and repayment terms vary by lender.

What Is a Home Loan?

A home loan is a secured loan offered by a bank or housing finance lender to eligible borrowers for purposes such as purchasing, constructing, extending or renovating a residential property.

The borrower generally repays the loan through Equated Monthly Instalments (EMIs) over an agreed repayment tenure. The sanctioned amount, interest rate, charges and eligibility depend on lender policy and borrower circumstances.

Home Loan Eligibility

Salaried Applicants

Eligibility may depend on salary, employment stability, credit history, existing obligations, age and repayment capacity.

Self-Employed Applicants

Lenders may assess business income, tax returns, financial records, banking history and repayment capacity.

Property Eligibility

Property documents, legal status, valuation, approvals and lender-specific property policies may be considered.

Credit Profile

Credit history and existing liabilities can influence lender assessment and the terms offered to an applicant.

Documents Required for a Home Loan

Salaried Applicants

  • Identity proof
  • Address proof
  • Recent salary slips
  • Bank statements
  • Employment-related documents

Self-Employed Applicants

  • Identity proof
  • Address proof
  • Income-tax returns
  • Business or financial records
  • Bank statements

NRI Applicants

  • Passport and visa documents
  • Overseas address proof
  • Employment documents
  • Salary or income records
  • Property-related documents

Additional Documents

Additional income, property, banking or business documents may be requested depending on the lender, applicant profile and loan type.

Home Loan EMI Calculator

A home loan EMI calculator can help estimate the monthly repayment based on loan amount, interest rate and tenure. Try different combinations to understand potential monthly repayment obligations.

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Home Loan Balance Transfer

A home loan balance transfer involves moving an outstanding home loan from one lender to another, subject to the new lender's eligibility and property assessment. Borrowers can compare the proposed rate, remaining tenure, processing charges and other applicable terms before deciding whether a transfer is appropriate.

Loan Against Property

Loan Against Property (LAP) is a secured borrowing facility where an eligible property is offered as security to the lender. Interest rates, loan amounts, repayment periods and permitted uses vary between lenders.

Common Home Loan Challenges

Low Credit Score

Lender eligibility may depend on credit history, income, existing obligations and repayment capacity.

High FOIR

A high fixed-obligation-to-income ratio can affect eligibility. Lender-specific assessment and applicable options may vary.

Self-Employed Income

Self-employed applicants may need income-tax returns, financial statements and banking records to establish repayment capacity.

Under-Construction Property

Loan processing may depend on project approvals, property documents and the lender’s project-level policies.

Property Approval

Property and builder approvals can vary between lenders, so applicants should verify lender-specific requirements before applying.

Home Loan Availability Across Major Indian Cities

Home loan eligibility, property requirements and lender availability can vary according to the applicant and property. BankerMart provides home loan information for borrowers across major Indian cities.

Mumbai Delhi Bengaluru Hyderabad Chennai Kolkata Pune Ahmedabad Surat Jaipur Lucknow Kanpur Nagpur Indore Bhopal Visakhapatnam Patna Vadodara Gurugram Noida

Frequently Asked Questions About Home Loans

What is a home loan?

A home loan is a secured loan provided by a bank or housing finance lender to help eligible borrowers purchase, construct, extend or renovate a residential property, subject to lender policy.

What determines the home loan interest rate?

The final interest rate may depend on factors such as the lender, borrower profile, credit history, income, loan amount, property details and prevailing lending policies.

How long can a home loan tenure be?

Home loan tenure varies by lender and borrower eligibility. Many lenders offer repayment periods extending up to 20 or 30 years.

What documents are required for a home loan?

Common documents include identity proof, address proof, income documents, bank statements and property-related documents. Additional documents may be required depending on the applicant and lender.

Can self-employed applicants get a home loan?

Eligible self-employed applicants can apply for home loans. Lenders generally assess income stability, business records, tax returns, banking history, credit profile and repayment capacity.

Can an existing home loan be transferred to another lender?

A home loan balance transfer may be available to eligible borrowers. The new lender generally assesses the outstanding loan, property, borrower profile and repayment history.

What is Loan Against Property?

Loan Against Property, or LAP, is a secured loan where an eligible property is offered as security. The permitted use of the loan depends on lender policy.

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