Alwar Road, Bhiwadi

The new 1,350 km Delhi-Mumbai Expressway is driving up real estate demand in Jaipur and Indore due to improved connectivity. Residential property prices in Jaipur have jumped 12-18% in the past year, attracting companies with lower office rents.

The Rajasthan Assembly is set to pass the state budget for 2026-27, with expectations of fresh announcements regarding government jobs and district-wise development projects. New roads, bridges, and rural infrastructure projects are anticipated, which could lead to improved local development and connectivity across the state.

Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari announced significant infrastructure development plans. While specific projects for Jaipur were not detailed in this update, the broader announcement suggests a focus on enhancing the city's infrastructure, which could lead to improved connectivity and public amenities. Farmers will also receive up to a 20-foot strip of government land for farm access roads at twice the DLC rate, and employees will get extended insurance coverage.

Work on the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) corridor from Delhi to Alwar is set to begin soon, with the first phase planned up to Bawal. This project is part of a larger Rs 70,000 crore development plan. Authorities are also exploring plans to develop Sector 56, Gurgaon, as a multi-modal transit hub by integrating the proposed Gurgaon-Faridabad-Noida RRTS corridor.