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2BHK rent in Delhi

Updated October 2026

The median listed rent for a 2BHK in Delhi is ₹35,000 a month (October 2026), from 25 figures across 10 areas, mostly asking rents on listings. Most are between ₹30,000 and ₹46,500. It ranges from ₹25,000 in Saket to ₹65,000 in Alaknanda.

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2BHK rent by area in Delhi

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AreaMedian 2BHKMetroRents
Saket₹25,000Qutab Minar · 1.2 km1
Dwarka₹27,000Dwarka Sector 11 · 450 m7
Paschim Vihar₹30,500Paschim Vihar West · 550 m3
Preet Vihar₹35,500Mandawali - West Vinod Nagar · 600 m2
Sarita Vihar₹37,000Sarita Vihar · 550 m2
Vasant Kunj₹45,000—4
Munirka₹46,500Munirka · 500 m1
Lajpat Nagar₹55,000Moolchand · 250 m1
Rajouri Garden₹57,500Moti Nagar · 450 m2
Alaknanda₹65,000Greater Kailash · 2.1 km2

2BHK rent range in Delhi

Median monthly 2BHK rent in Delhi
SizeMedian rentMiddle halfFigures
2BHK₹35,000/mo₹30,000–₹46,50025

Most affordable 2BHK societies in Delhi

Premium 2BHK societies in Delhi

Includes rents added anonymously by tenants and listed rents (median advertised rent per society on MagicBricks). Sources · Open the map

Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent of a 2BHK in Delhi?
The median 2BHK listed rent in Delhi is ₹35,000 a month (October 2026), from 25 figures across 10 areas; the middle half are between ₹30,000 and ₹46,500.
Where is the cheapest 2BHK rent in Delhi?
Among areas with enough data, the lowest 2BHK medians are in Dwarka (₹27,000), Paschim Vihar (₹30,500), Preet Vihar (₹35,500).
Where can I rent a 2BHK near a metro in Delhi?
Areas within about 1 km of a metro station include Dwarka (₹27,000, near Dwarka Sector 11), Paschim Vihar (₹30,500, near Paschim Vihar West), Preet Vihar (₹35,500, near Mandawali - West Vinod Nagar), Sarita Vihar (₹37,000, near Sarita Vihar).
Where do these figures come from?
Rents added anonymously by tenants on rentncr.in and, while the map fills up, listed rents: the median advertised rent for one size in one society on MagicBricks. Advertised rents are often higher than what tenants pay.