What is Khan Market's global ranking?

Khan Market ranks 24th globally at $223 per square foot per year according to Cushman & Wakefield's Main Streets Across the World 2025 report. It is the only Indian retail street on the global list.

How much has Khan Market property appreciated?

Khan Market properties have appreciated approximately 7.5× over 20 years — from an average of ₹4 Crore in 2002 to approximately ₹30 Crore in 2026. This represents a compound annual growth rate of approximately 10.6%.

What is the footfall in Khan Market?

Khan Market attracts 40,000–42,000 visitors on peak weekends. The demographic is primarily from Lutyens Delhi, Golf Links, Jor Bagh, and the diplomatic enclave — among the highest-net-worth residential areas in India.

Why is Khan Market so expensive?

Khan Market's high rents reflect three structural factors: heritage-protected fixed supply of only 216 properties that cannot increase, a captive affluent consumer demographic from Lutyens Delhi, and a brand cachet that makes a Khan Market address a premium signal for any brand.

About Khan Market — History, Market Data & Investment Intelligence

1951

Khan Market Established

Originally built to resettle refugees from the North-West Frontier Province after India's partition, Khan Market was named after Khan Abdul Jabbar Khan.

1990s

Transformation Begins

The market begins its evolution from a neighborhood bazaar to a high-end retail and dining destination, attracting upscale brands and restaurants.

2010s

Global Recognition

Khan Market enters global rankings of the world's most expensive retail streets, drawing international luxury brands and commanding premium rents.

2026

Asia's 24th Most Expensive Street

Commanding ₹2,500–2,600 per sqft per month, 40K+ weekend footfalls, and property values of ₹30 Crores — projected to be India's most expensive commercial real estate by 2030.

1951

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Data & Insights

Market Data That Speaks Volumes

Interactive charts showcasing Khan Market's extraordinary investment potential.

20-Year Trend

Property Prices — A Staggering Rise

The average property value in Khan Market was just ₹4 Crores in 2002 and has now surged to nearly ₹30 Crores.

7.5× Growth

A staggering increase that outperforms most premium real estate markets anywhere in India.

Rental Trends

Rising Rental Yields

Rentals in Khan Market have more than tripled over a span of 12 years — from ₹5 Lakhs average monthly rent in 2014 to ₹14 Lakhs in 2026.

₹14L/mo

Average monthly rent in 2026, with premium locations commanding even higher.

Visitor Traffic

40,000+ Weekend Footfalls

Khan Market attracts Delhi's elite with 40,000+ weekend visitors, comprising residents of the renowned Lutyens Zone.

42K Peak

Saturday peak footfall, powered by Khan Market Metro Station on the Purple Line and its proximity to Lutyens' Delhi.

Global Standing

Asia's Most Expensive Streets

Khan Market stands among Asia's top retail addresses, ranked 24th — and climbing. Projected to be India's most expensive commercial real estate by 2030.

24th in Asia

Competing with streets in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul, and Singapore for the top spots.

A Legacy of Over 70 Years