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Home Loan Rates Across Banks and Lenders on October 9
This article compares home loan interest rates from banks and housing finance companies.
The figures are dated October 9, 2026.
It lists both floating and fixed rates where lenders offer them.
Floating rates can vary with the lender and sometimes with the amount borrowed.
Some lenders show a range, while others list a minimum or maximum rate.
For example, State Bank of India lists floating rates from 7.25% to 8.55%.
LIC Housing Finance lists floating rates starting at 7.15%, with the highest listed rate depending on the loan-size band.
The article warns that fixed rates may change after a certain period.
Borrowers should check each lender’s terms before choosing a loan.
The rate comparison is dated October 9, 2026, and covers banks and housing finance companies in India.
Floating bank rates vary by lender and loan size; listed starting rates include 7.0% at Bank of Maharashtra and Central Bank.
State Bank of India lists floating rates of 7.25%–8.55% across all three loan-size bands.
Floating housing-finance rates include LIC Housing Finance at 7.15%–10.10%, depending on loan size.
The comparison notes that fixed rates may change after a specified period and that terms depend on lender conditions.
- Who
- Banks and housing finance companies offering home loans in India.
- What
- A comparison of fixed and floating home loan interest rates by loan amount.
- Where
- India.
- When
- October 9, 2026.
- Why
- To provide a comparison of home loan rates available from banks and housing finance companies.
Key facts
- Rate date
- October 9, 2026
- Loan-size bands
- Under Rs. 30 lakh; Rs. 30 lakh to Rs. 75 lakh; Rs. 75 lakh and above
- Lowest stated floating bank rate
- 7.0% at Bank of Maharashtra and Central Bank
- State Bank of India floating rates
- 7.25%–8.55% across all listed loan-size bands
- LIC Housing Finance floating rates
- 7.15%–9.65% below Rs. 30 lakh; 7.15%–9.75% for Rs. 30–75 lakh; 7.15%–10.10% above Rs. 75 lakh
- Fixed-rate caveat
- Fixed rates may be revised after a specified tenure, depending on the lender’s terms and conditions.
- Source
- Compiled by BankBazaar.com from respective lenders’ websites.





