An ANAROCK study released in late August 2024 found that average residential prices along Dwarka Expressway had risen about 79% over five years.
According to ANAROCK's figures as later cited by Business Today, the average rate went from about Rs 5,359 per sq ft in 2019 to roughly Rs 9,600 per sq ft by the first half of 2024.
Commentators linked the rise to the opening of the Haryana section, better airport access, nearness to commercial hubs and the planned metro. They also noted growing interest in office and mixed-use projects on the corridor.
What it means for buyers: much of the price rise from the road opening was already in prices by 2024. Today's prices depend more on delivery quality, social infrastructure and whether service roads and drainage are finished.
