Jalupura, Jaipur

Manglam Group has partnered with Marriott International to develop a 220-key Sheraton-branded hotel in Jaipur, with an investment of ₹350 crore. Located on the Jaipur-Ajmer Highway (NH-48), this project is part of the group's larger ₹1,000 crore hospitality investment roadmap.

Jaipur's property prices have seen substantial growth, largely driven by ongoing infrastructure expansion. Key investment corridors like Jagatpura are benefiting from projects such as the Nandpuri Road widening & proposed Orange Line metro, connecting Ambabari to Sitapura ,are expected to further boost the real estate sector.

The Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) plans to eliminate 21 traffic signals on Mahal Road, Sikar Road, and Sanganer Road by December 2026, replacing them with U-turn bays. This Rs 50-crore initiative aims to significantly ease traffic congestion and improve traffic flow on these major routes.

RIICO and Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) have agreed to widen the 200-ft-wide, 4km approach road connecting Ajmer Road to Mahindra SEZ into an eight-lane highway. This development aims to tackle rising traffic congestion in Mahindra World City and surrounding areas.

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 Jaipur real estate market in 2026 is characterized by steady growth, improved infrastructure, and increasing demand for plotted developments. Experts predict continued stability and long-term appreciation, especially in emerging zones. Key growth drivers include government-backed infrastructure projects and enhanced road connectivity

Jaipur's real estate market is experiencing a growth phase in 2026, fueled by infrastructure upgrades and smart city initiatives. The city is attracting homebuyers and investors due to improving infrastructure and development options at competitive price points. This trend is part of a national shift towards cities with better infrastructure and real estate development.

The Urban Development and Housing (UDH) Department has announced new residential schemes in Jaipur (Pratap Nagar) and other cities, alongside administrative reforms. The state is also finalizing the 'Rajasthan Township Policy 2024' and digitizing cooperative housing society records to prevent fraud, promoting transparency and protecting homebuyer interests.

Jaipur's Comprehensive Mobility Plan (CMP) proposes converting all major roads within the Walled City to one-way traffic routes to reduce traffic congestion by minimizing conflict points at intersections, improving junction capacity, and creating more space for pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles.