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business · Times of India
“Monthly rents for retail space in Delhi's upscale Khan Market rose 9 per cent year-on-year in the April-June quarter”
9 percent
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business · Times of India
“South Extension I & II recorded the sharpest year-on-year rental growth at 10 per cent, rising to Rs 850-900 per square foot per month”
10 percent
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business · Times of India
“Connaught Place's Inner Circle saw rents rise 2 per cent to Rs 1,250-1,300 per square foot”
2 percent
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business · Times of India
“Galleria Market in Gurugram grew 4 per cent to Rs 1,250-1,350 per square foot”
4 percent
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business · Times of India
“Greater Kailash-I (M Block) posted a 2 per cent rise to the same range”
2 percent
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business · Times of India
“Karol Bagh rents increased 2 per cent to Rs 415-425 per square foot”
2 percent
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business · Times of India
“Lajpat Nagar rose 3 per cent to Rs 300-320 per square foot”
3 percent
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business · Times of India
“Rajouri Garden edged up 2 per cent to Rs 260-270 per square foot”
2 percent
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business · Times of India
“Punjabi Bagh climbed 4 per cent to Rs 275-285 per square foot”
4 percent
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business · Times of India
“Noida's Sector 18 registered 5 per cent growth to Rs 210-230 per square foot”
5 percent
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business · Times of India
“Gurugram's Sector 29 rose 3 per cent to Rs 180-200 per square foot”
3 percent
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business · Times of India
“Retail space take-up across shopping malls and major high streets in Delhi-NCR more than doubled to 0.67 million square feet in April-June, up from 0.30 million square feet a year earlier”
0.67 million square feet
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business · Times of India
“Malls accounted for 63 per cent of the quarterly leasing volume, with main streets making up the remaining 37 per cent”
63 percent
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business · Times of India
“For calendar year 2025, retail leasing in Delhi-NCR touched 2.25 million square feet, the highest since 2019, marking an 83 per cent jump over the previous year”
2.25 million square feet
83 percent
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business · Times of India
“Main streets drove 55 per cent of annual leasing activity, while malls accounted for the remaining 45 per cent”
55 percent
45 percent