What is the average rent in Delhi?

Across the localities renters have pinned on MyBharat, the median monthly rent in Delhi is around ₹45,083. Rents vary widely by area and configuration — see the locality table above for area-level medians.

How can I rent without a broker in Delhi?

MyBharat lists anonymous rent pins and listings submitted directly by renters and owners in Delhi. You browse the map and locality pages for free, then connect directly after a one-time phone OTP — no brokerage in between.

Which are the cheapest areas to rent in Delhi?

Median rents by locality are listed above. Sort the table to compare areas — the localities with the lowest median rent tend to sit further from the central business districts.

How are society-level rents calculated?

We group anonymous rent reports by building or society — all wings and phases of the same society are merged into one figure — and take the median. The number of reports behind every society figure is always shown, so you can judge how solid it is before trusting it.

Do I need to log in to see rents in Delhi?

No login is required to browse the map, locality pages, and median rents. A one-time phone OTP is only needed when you want to open full listing details and contact an owner or flatmate.

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₹45,083

median rent / month across localities

rent reports from the last 180 days

localities with live pins on the map

What the data says

Delhi rents, read in 30 seconds

The priciest pocket

Lajpat Nagar leads with a median of ₹49,000/month across 3 reports — premium homes there run to ₹57,000.

The value pocket

Rohini is the most affordable well-reported area at ₹25,000/month — roughly 2× cheaper than Lajpat Nagar.

Where the evidence is

Mayur Vihar carries the deepest evidence with 3 reports in the last 180 days — its median is the most reliable on this page. Thin rows (n < 3) are single-renter numbers: honest, but treat them as starting points.

How to read these numbers

Every figure is an anonymous renter's actual paid rent — never an asking price. The city median of ₹45,083 blends all configurations; for a specific flat type, open the locality's page and use its configuration strip.

Locality rents

Median rent by area in Delhi

Anonymous rent pins grouped by locality, ranked by how many renters have shared. Medians exclude flagged outliers for trust.

Based on 23 rent reports from the last 180 days.

Locality	Median rent	Typical range	Rent pins
Mayur Vihar	₹27,000n=3	₹23,500–₹34,500	3
Lajpat Nagar	₹49,000n=3	₹39,500–₹57,000	3
Rohini	₹25,000n=3	₹22,000–₹35,500	3
Saket	₹45,000n=3	₹37,000–₹55,000	3
Dwarka	₹40,000n=3	₹29,500–₹49,000	3
Laxmi Nagar	₹20,000n=1	₹20,000–₹20,000	1
Rajouri Garden	₹32,000n=1	₹32,000–₹32,000	1
Defence Colony	₹1,10,000n=1	₹1,10,000–₹1,10,000	1
Vasant Kunj	₹40,000n=1	₹40,000–₹40,000	1
Greater Kailash	₹70,000n=1	₹70,000–₹70,000	1
Hauz Khas	₹55,000n=1	₹55,000–₹55,000	1
Janakpuri	₹28,000n=1	₹28,000–₹28,000	1

Medians are computed from anonymous “what I pay” pins submitted in the last 180 days. They are community-sourced estimates, not asking rents — always confirm with the owner.

Society rents

Societies with the most rent reports in Delhi

Real medians from renters in the same building — wings merged, report counts always shown. Tap a society to see its area.

Green View Residency
Dwarka
4 reports
₹37,500/mo median
2BHK ×2 · 3BHK ×1
Recent reports

Society figures are the median across all anonymous reports for the same building or society over the last 180 days.

Rent trends

How rents compare across Delhi

A quick visual scan of where each locality sits relative to the city median, plus the typical price band renters pay.

Median rent by area

Bars scaled to the highest-median locality shown.

Defence Colony₹1,10,000
Greater Kailash₹70,000
Hauz Khas₹55,000
Lajpat Nagar₹49,000
Saket₹45,000
Dwarka₹40,000

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Price distribution

The typical monthly rent band in Delhi.

25th

₹28,000

Median

₹45,083

75th

₹55,000

Most renters in Delhi pay between ₹28,000 and ₹55,000/month. Half pay below the ₹45,083 median.

What renters say

1 verified renter in Delhi.

Societies
1 review
3.0

Ratings are from renters who lived there — buildings, societies, landlords and localities, reviewed anonymously.

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FAQ

Renting in Delhi, explained

What is the average rent in Delhi?: Across the localities renters have pinned on MyBharat, the median monthly rent in Delhi is around ₹45,083. Rents vary widely by area and configuration — see the locality table above for area-level medians.
How can I rent without a broker in Delhi?: MyBharat lists anonymous rent pins and listings submitted directly by renters and owners in Delhi. You browse the map and locality pages for free, then connect directly after a one-time phone OTP — no brokerage in between.
Which are the cheapest areas to rent in Delhi?: Median rents by locality are listed above. Sort the table to compare areas — the localities with the lowest median rent tend to sit further from the central business districts.
How are society-level rents calculated?: We group anonymous rent reports by building or society — all wings and phases of the same society are merged into one figure — and take the median. The number of reports behind every society figure is always shown, so you can judge how solid it is before trusting it.
Do I need to log in to see rents in Delhi?: No login is required to browse the map, locality pages, and median rents. A one-time phone OTP is only needed when you want to open full listing details and contact an owner or flatmate.