Delhi’s office market set to add 5 mn sq. ft. of space in next 2 years after decade of limited supply

These trends have been strengthened by rising disposable incomes and the entry of global luxury brands, says the report. “With the growing availability of premium spaces and more brands looking to enter the capital city, the momentum of retail leasing is expected to remain strong in the coming quarters.”

On the residential front, too, Delhi-NCR’s market has demonstrated a robust growth in H1 2025, dominated by luxury units. In the first six months, the region witnessed about 21,000 new launches, 35% higher year-on-year, and equally healthy sales of over 21,000 units. High-end (31%), premium (26%), and luxury (18%) segments together accounted for 75% of total sales. Led by strong demand and restricted supply, capital values, particularly in South-East and South-West Delhi, have seen significant appreciation. The report finds that major infra projects, including metro network expansions and new expressways, are poised to make peripheral areas more attractive for development and investment.

Led by strong demand and restricted supply, capital values, particularly in South-East and South-West Delhi, have also witnessed significant appreciation. Major infrastructure projects, including metro network expansions and new expressways, are poised to make peripheral areas more attractive for development and investment.