Property Rates in Jaipur

Property prices in Jaipur have shown some fluctuation over the past few quarters. From June 2025 to September 2025, prices saw an increase from ₹5,336 to ₹5,454 per square foot. However, there was a subsequent decline, with prices falling to ₹5,011 per square foot by December 2025 and further to ₹4,899 per square foot as of March 2026. This downward trend in the most recent periods suggests a market correction or increased inventory.

In Jaipur, property rates differ significantly by type as of March 2026. Shops command the highest average price at ₹11,859 per square foot, showing no change from the previous period. Villas are priced at an average of ₹8,585 per square foot, having depreciated by 1.77% from December 2025. Apartments, which represent the largest segment, are priced at ₹4,899 per square foot, mirroring the city's overall average and showing a depreciation of 2.24%.

As of March 2026, property prices in Jaipur vary by construction status. Ready To Move properties are averaging ₹4,284 per square foot, experiencing a notable depreciation of 6.68% from the prior period. Under Construction properties are priced slightly higher at ₹4,254 per square foot, with a depreciation of 2.98%. New Launch projects are the most affordable among these categories, averaging ₹3,873 per square foot, a decrease of 6.75%. Properties in 'Well Occupied' status show a strong appreciation of 9.76% to ₹4,065 per square foot.

As of March 2026, projects like Okay Plus Satya Palace in Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg (Jaipur South) lead with the highest listing rates at ₹15,000 per square foot. Following closely are Triveni Kripa Golden Leaf on Tonk Road (Jaipur Central) at ₹12,650 per square foot, and Ballpark Imperial Garden in Vidhyadhar Nagar (Jaipur North) at ₹10,000 per square foot. These rates are static, showing no change from the previous period.

The average rental rate in Jaipur is ₹22 per square foot as of March 2026. The city offers a rental yield of 5.39%, which suggests a moderate return on investment for property owners. A rental yield of this magnitude indicates that while capital appreciation might be a primary driver, rental income also provides a consistent, albeit not exceptionally high, return relative to the property's value.

Rental rates in Jaipur show significant variation by property type as of March 2026. Office spaces command the highest rentals at ₹71 per square foot, though this has depreciated by 7.79%. Villas are available for rent at ₹16 per square foot, showing a strong appreciation of 14.29%. Apartments, the most common rental property, are averaging ₹22 per square foot, but have seen a substantial depreciation of 15.38%.

In Jaipur, rental costs vary by the number of bedrooms as of March 2026. Studio apartments typically rent for around ₹15,841 per month. For 1 BHK units, the average rent is approximately ₹14,018 per month. Larger configurations see higher rents, with 2 BHK apartments averaging ₹23,676 per month, 3 BHK units at ₹31,010 per month, and 4 BHK apartments reaching an average of ₹57,664 per month.

As of March 2026, Trimurtys Kachnar in C-Scheme (Jaipur Central) leads with the highest rental rate at ₹34 per square foot. Vardhman Kings Court in Vaishali Nagar (Jaipur West) follows with a rental rate of ₹31 per square foot. Manglam Aadhar, also in Vaishali Nagar (Jaipur West), is listed at ₹28 per square foot, though it has seen a depreciation of 9.68% in its rental rate.

In Jaipur, the data indicates a significant disparity between asking prices and Government Registration Rates. As of March 2026, the average asking price is ₹4,899 per square foot, while the Government Registration Rate is listed as ₹0 per square foot. This suggests that the listed registration rate may not reflect actual transaction values or is a placeholder, and buyers should focus on market-driven asking prices for valuation.