These 3 Delhi-NCR High Streets Are The Most Expensive, Here's What They Are Famous For

Delhi's Khan Market and South Extension - Part I and Part II and Gurugram's DLF Galleria have made it to the list of the most expensive high streets in India according to a study by Knight Frank, a global real estate consultation company. While some are struggling to understand why didn't the heart of the capital, Connaught Place, didn't make it to the report, others feel the results are just apt basis the buzz of these streets in the country.

As per the study, the national capital's Khan Market has an average rent of ₹1000-1500 per square foot, per month while for South Extension - Part I & II the average rent ranges between ₹250-450. After Delhi Khan Market, Gurugram's DLF Galleria has the highest average rent ranging between ₹800-1200 per sq. ft, per month.

Khan Market

Famous For - The Classy Vibe

Don't Miss - Street Shopping, Eating At Khan Chacha

One of Delhi's oldest markets, Khan Market is a U-shaped market dotted with brand showrooms, fashion boutiques, grocery stores, bakeries, cafes, and restaurants. There is more! What makes Khan Market stand out among the high streets of India is its location, the market sits just in the center of Lutyens Delhi, one of the poshest areas of Delhi-NCR, home of top politicians of India, including the Prime Minister of India. The market is a hit among celebrities too. In the past, celebrities like Kishwer Merchant, and Prince Narula have shared that expressed their love for the high street. Many reports suggest that it isn't unusual to spot celebs walking around the market.

Hundreds of locals and tourists make it to Khan Market every day for what it has to offer - fancy cafes and restaurants offering delectable food (Khan Chacha - a landmark, the biggest highlight of Khan Market, a 1972 brand serving rolls and kebabs), boutiques and clothing stores selling trendy clothes and grocery shops offering everything, right from the basics to exotic fruits and veggies.

DLF Galleria

Famous For - Offering A Mix Of Everything

Don't Miss - Walking Around The Fountain Area, Having A Cup Of Coffee At A Cafe

Galleria is located amidst the busiest areas of Gurgaon, DLF Phase 4. The high street holds an altogether different essence. Here, you will find a slew of food hubs, salons, and shops around the famous water fountain which is the much-loved selfie spot of the market. It has a good mix of cafes, branded shops, grocery, and electronic stores, local eateries, and restaurants. The market offers a refreshing experience to all visitors since it is unlike the malls of Gurgaon. Galleria is just the place one would come and chill on a day off.

Previously, in the year 2015 too, Gurgaon's Galleria was still on the list of most expensive markets in India according to an annual report - ‘Main Streets Across the World’. The report stated that it was the market's location and amenities that were attracting high footfall, following which many brands preferred to be located in the market.

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South Extension - Part I & II

Famous For - High-End Brands

Don't Miss - Having A Meal At A Classy Restaurant, Visiting Luxe Stores

If you are a Dilliwala or know someone from Delhi, we are sure you must have heard of South Extension. Let us tell you that the market street is just worth the hype. It is one of the busiest shopping destinations in the national capital. The market is a favourite among the premium class of the city, it houses high-end designer stores, jewellery showrooms, and classy restaurants. This is just the market for those who love splurging on luxury goods.

All three high streets in Delhi-NCR are prime centres, and experience great footfall, no wonder retailers are eager to get a spot here and the rent prices are on a rise all the time.

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Other Expensive High Streets In India

High streets from across India too made it to the research. Mumbai's Colaba Causeway, Linking Road, Lokhandwala, Lower Parel, Kolkata's Park Street and Camac Street, Pune's Koregaon Park, and Bengaluru's Commercial Street are among the most expensive high streets in India.