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1BHK rent in Dwarka, Delhi

Delhi · updated October 2026

The median listed rent for a 1BHK in Dwarka is ₹20,000 a month (October 2026), from 4 figures. Most are between ₹18,000 and ₹23,500; the lowest is ₹17,000 and the highest ₹30,000. That is about the same as the Delhi median of ₹19,500. Listings advertise about 500 sq ft, which is ₹46 per sq ft a month.

Listed vs paid: 4 of 4 figures are listed rents, what landlords ask on MagicBricks, taken from 31 listings. No tenant has added what they pay for this size here yet. Renting a 1BHK in Dwarka? Adding your rent, anonymously, makes these figures real.

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Flat size and furnishing, 1BHK in Dwarka

From listed (asking) rents on MagicBricks. Sizes are as listed, often super area, not carpet area.

Listed size: about 500 sq ft. Rent per sq ft: ₹46 a month (from 4 figures).

Of 30 1BHK listings here, 1 are unfurnished, 13 semi-furnished and 16 fully furnished; most are fully furnished.

1BHK rent by society in Dwarka

SocietyRentSource
DDA Akshardham Apartments₹17,000Listed rent · 9 listings
Golf Links DDA Flat₹18,500Listed rent · 4 listings
Netaji Subhash Apartment₹21,500Listed rent · 3 listings
Golf View Condos₹30,000Listed rent · 15 listings

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Figures are rents added anonymously by tenants and, while the map fills up, listed rents: the median advertised rent for one size in one society on MagicBricks. Sources

Frequently asked questions

What is the rent for a 1BHK in Dwarka, Delhi?
The median listed rent for a 1BHK in Dwarka, Delhi is ₹20,000 a month (October 2026), from 4 figures; the middle half are between ₹18,000 and ₹23,500.
How big is a 1BHK in Dwarka and what is the rent per sq ft?
Listings advertise a median 1BHK of about 500 sq ft (often super area, not carpet area) at ₹46 per sq ft a month, from 4 figures.
Where do these figures come from?
4 figures are listed rents: the median advertised rent for 1BHK flats in one society on MagicBricks, taken from 31 listings. Advertised rents are often higher than what tenants pay.