
Delhi is experiencing a notable shift in its residential landscape as luxury high-rise condominiums become increasingly popular. This trend is significantly impacting property values and rental prices across the capital.
Developers such as DLF, TARC, Godrej, and Unity Group are capitalising on the growing demand for high-rise residential homes in New Delhi. Traditionally known for bungalows, farmhouses, and builder floors, the capital is now witnessing a shift towards integrated luxury condominiums.
According to ANAROCK Group’s Q2 2025 NCR Real Estate Report, property prices in the Delhi-NCR region have surged by 27% year-on-year, while rentals have increased by 7-9% in the first half of 2025. High-rise condominiums in New Delhi have outperformed even established luxury markets in Gurugram and Noida.
One notable project is One Midtown in Moti Nagar, launched at around ₹18,000 per sq. ft. Prices have now surged nearly 79% to over ₹32,300 per sq. ft. A 3BHK apartment in this project commands a monthly rent of ₹1.5-2 lakh, which is 2 to 3 times higher than other projects in West Delhi.
4BHK apartments, previously priced between ₹2.96 crore and ₹4.95 crore, are now valued as high as ₹9.82 crore. The project forms part of the larger DLF Midtown, which houses nearly 4,000 families. Earlier phases, Capital Greens I, II, and III, have appreciated more than 4 times since their launch.
Developers attribute the demand to a shift in buyer preferences. Many residents, particularly in West Delhi, are seeking to upgrade to amenity-rich homes with clubhouses, landscaped spaces, and security systems while remaining within familiar neighbourhoods. This integrated lifestyle model, once associated mainly with Gurugram or Noida, is now gaining traction within Delhi itself.
Developers are launching similar projects across the capital. TARC Ltd is developing TARC Kailasa in Kirti Nagar, featuring 5 towers and around 412 luxury apartments. Meanwhile, Unity Group is developing The Amaryllis, a 40-acre township in Karol Bagh offering apartments ranging from 2-BHK to 6-BHK as well as sky villas.
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Delhi's residential landscape is evolving with the introduction of luxury high-rise condominiums. This trend is driving significant appreciation in property values and rentals, reflecting changing lifestyle aspirations among buyers. The emergence of these developments is redefining urban living within established neighbourhoods.
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Published on: Mar 16, 2026, 1:31 PM IST

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