Where the capital's heritage meets Godrej's craft, in homes built to endure generations.
Get DetailsDelhi has long carried the weight of the nation's history in its stone facades and tree-lined avenues, and today it carries something equally weighty: one of India's most closely watched property markets. One of the largest housing markets in India, Delhi attracts both investors and end-users, offering a plethora of employment avenues, social amenities, and recreational options. A wide network of national highways, including NH-44, NH-48, NH-9, and NE-3, offer connectivity here, while Delhi Metro connects the city with prominent parts of NCR such as Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Faridabad, and Noida.
Prices across the capital have moved with quiet but steady confidence. Delhi has thousands of listings on marketplaces with a median price of around ₹18.4K per sq ft, and the average asking price continues to rise quarter-on-quarter. This upward trajectory mirrors the broader region, where residential property prices in Delhi NCR rose by an impressive 81% over the last five years, with the average residential rate touching approximately ₹8,300 per sq ft in the first quarter of 2025 alone.
Heading into 2026, the market appears to be finding its balance rather than chasing new highs. After years of sharp price escalation that stretched homebuyers' budgets, the Delhi-NCR residential market is entering a phase of relative stability, with incomes finally catching up to property prices, according to the latest CBRE India Residential Market Outlook. For the first time since the post-pandemic boom, household income growth in Delhi-NCR is projected to outpace property price appreciation.
For those who see a home as an heirloom as much as an asset, the rental story adds further reassurance. Gross rental yields have averaged 5.09% nationwide, with the highest potential performance for rental properties estimated in Delhi at 5.81%. It is in this landscape of steadied growth and enduring demand that Godrej Properties has chosen to plant its most distinguished addresses — in Connaught Place, in Okhla, and along the green quiet of Ashok Vihar.
Delhi's price map is a study in contrasts, where a few kilometres can mean a leap of thousands of rupees per square foot. Central and South Delhi command the city's steepest premiums, while the northern and outer pockets remain comparatively accessible, offering their own quieter appeal to homebuyers and investors alike.
Every locality in Delhi carries its own character, shaped by decades of habitation, planning, and prestige. Here are the pockets where Godrej Properties has chosen to build, alongside other neighbourhoods that continue to anchor the capital's residential story.
The elite Lutyens' zone, home to Godrej Connaught One, offering rare access to the capital's most iconic civic and commercial core.
A South Delhi enclave now hosting Godrej South Estate and Godrej Prima, prized for its proximity to the metro and established residential character.
A leafy, established colony where Godrej is planning a large nature-themed gated community with expansive clubhouse amenities.
An upscale South-West Delhi locality favoured by diplomats and executives, known for premium malls, greenery, and proximity to the airport.
One of Delhi's most rewarding rental micro-markets, popular among professionals for its central location and retail high street.
A well-planned North Delhi township with strong social infrastructure and comparatively accessible pricing for families and first-time buyers.
A rapidly modernising South-West Delhi corridor benefiting from expressway connectivity into Gurugram and Haryana.
Delhi's spatial logic has always been written by its roads and rails, and that story continues to expand. A wide network of national highways, including NH-44, NH-48, NH-9, and NE-3, offer connectivity across the city, while the Delhi Metro links it with prominent parts of NCR such as Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Faridabad, and Noida. Central Business Districts in Connaught Place, Barakhamba Road, and ITO remain popular employment avenues, alongside the presence of MNCs and office complexes in Gurgaon and Noida that offer career options in IT/ITeS, BPO, and banking. Beyond the metro grid, newer arteries are reshaping how the capital region moves. The Dwarka Expressway, also known as the Northern Peripheral Road, is a landmark eight-lane expressway connecting Dwarka in Delhi with Gurugram in Haryana. Indira Gandhi International Airport continues to anchor the south-west, while ongoing expansion of metro corridors and ring-road upgrades ensures that even the capital's older, denser neighbourhoods stay within reach of the region's fastest-growing employment hubs.
Connaught Place, Delhi
3, 4 BHK • Rs 15.99 Cr onwards
Single-tower ultra-luxury address at pincode 110001
Okhla Phase 1, South Delhi
2, 3, 4 BHK • Rs 5.90 Cr onwards
Rashtrapati Bhavan-inspired towers on 5.15 acres
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