Delhi | RESIDENTIAL

Market Indicators
Relative to prior period

Market Q3
2014

Market Q4
2014

Market Q1 Market Q2
2015
2015F

CAPITAL RATE
RENTAL RATE
NEW PROJECTS
CONSTRUCTION

In 1Q 2015, the prime residential market remained lack

luster and very few deals were concluded. In the primary
market few projects were launched by local level
developers in Dwarka, located at Delhi Gurgaon border.
These projects were demanding INR 4,500 6,000 per
sq ft. A few redevelopment projects were also launched
in locations like Westend, Vasant Vihar and Jorbagh.
Apart from this, a few projects were also launched in
newly developing L-Zone under land pooling policy.
These projects include Antrix Victorian County by
Antariskh Developers, group housing projects by
Vaikunth Housing, Galaxy Group etc. These project have
started developing high interest levels among buyers due
to their affordable price range of INR 4,500 - 5,000 per sq
ft.
The prime lease market remained active and few lease
deals were concluded by various embassies like Israel,
U.S.A, South Africa, and Morocco. Apart from this few
occupiers from MNCs also took high valued apartments
in locations like Vasant Vihar, Malcha Marg, Westend,
Safdurjung Enclave and Jorbagh.
On a quarterly basis, capital values rose by 6 10% in
Prithviraj Road, Aurangzeb Road, Chanakya Puri, Golf
Links, Jor Bagh and Sunder Nagar micro markets,
however capital values decline in Panchashila, Anandlok,

Market Trends
MICRO MARKETS

CAPITAL VALUES
(INR PSF)

% CHANGE
QoQ

YoY

Niti Bagh, SDA, Greater Kailash I & II, South Extension,

Anand Niketan and Vasant Vihar in the range of 2 9%
QoQ. Shanti Niketan, Westend, Friends Colony and
Maharani Bagh were remained stable.
In a major policy change, DDA (Delhi Development
Authority) has revised and submitted, the Unified Building
Bylaws to the Ministry of Urban Development for
notification. The revised bylaws include mandatory
provisions for public washrooms in buildings, reduction in
the number of affidavits required for project sanctions to
50 per cent, simplification of fees structure for building
permits for different localities, provision of a grievance
redressal committee and guidelines for integration of art
in all public buildings. The draft also includes
modifications to approval plans, which include reducing
approval time to 30 days for plots measuring between
150 sq mts and 10,000 sq mts.

Average Capital Value Trends

Source: Colliers International India Research

Average Rental Values

Colliers View
We anticipate a stable price scenario in Delhi, however
with an overall uplift in market sentiments buyers who
were delaying their decisions will start making a move
which will resulted in improvement in overall absorption.
Rents will remain under pressure and landlords will be
more accommodating in lease terms in order to retain
current tenants and secure new ones. Few premium
projects such as Capital Greens at Shivaji Marg, Kings
Court and Queen Court both at Greater Kailash II are
likely to be completed by end of 2015.

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Research Services
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