Delhi
Narela presents a distinct residential market characterized by a mix of apartment and villa offerings. Recent price trends show a fluctuating landscape, with location rates adjusting from ₹5,500 per sq ft in September 2025 to a current average of ₹4,950 per sq ft. Rental activity across the region remains consistent, with various sectors like Akbarpur Majra and Rohini providing diverse leasing options for tenants. The market continues to balance these price adjustments against the broader growth of the Delhi property sector.
The average asking price in Narela is ₹4,950 per sq ft as of June 2026. This figure represents a depreciation of 12.72% compared to the previous period, reflecting a recent market correction in the area's residential segment.
Property prices in Narela, currently at ₹4,950 per sq ft, are significantly more affordable than several nearby areas. For instance, Model Town commands a higher average asking price of ₹17,200 per sq ft, which has appreciated by 4.49% recently. Meanwhile, Rohini Sector 34 and Rohini Sector 29 maintain stable average asking prices of ₹7,700 per sq ft and ₹7,650 per sq ft, respectively, with no percentage change recorded in the latest data period.
As of June 2026, apartments in Narela are priced at an average of ₹4,950 per sq ft, reflecting a depreciation of 12.72%. In comparison, villas in the same area are priced at ₹6,650 per sq ft, which has seen a notable depreciation of 22.5% over the same period. These figures suggest that both primary residential property types in Narela have experienced a similar downward pricing trend recently.
Among the surrounding areas, Akbarpur Majra commands the highest rental rate at ₹100 per sq ft, with rates remaining stable. Conversely, areas such as Rohini, Burari, and various sectors of Rohini (including 11, 13, 15, 16, 18, and 25) along with Zone P II, all maintain a consistent rental rate of ₹50 per sq ft. It is worth noting that rental trends vary by location; for example, Burari has seen a significant appreciation of 33.33%, while Rohini Sector 18 has experienced a depreciation of 26.47%.
Rental rate changes in the Narela region and its surroundings indicate a mixed market performance as of June 2026. While some areas like Rohini have seen an appreciation of 17.86% in rental rates, others like Rohini Sector 16 and Rohini Sector 11 have faced depreciations of 16.13% and 10.26%, respectively. Investors and tenants should monitor these specific neighbourhood fluctuations, as they reflect localized demand-supply dynamics rather than a uniform trend across the entire geography.
