2BHK rent in Mayur Vihar, Delhi
Delhi · updated October 2026
The median listed rent for a 2BHK in Mayur Vihar is ₹35,000 a month (October 2026), from 4 figures. Most are between ₹32,000 and ₹36,500; the lowest is ₹23,500 and the highest ₹40,000. That is about the same as the Delhi median of ₹35,000. Listings advertise about 1,030 sq ft, which is ₹35 per sq ft a month.
Listed vs paid: 4 of 4 figures are listed rents, what landlords ask on MagicBricks, taken from 28 listings. No tenant has added what they pay for this size here yet. Renting a 2BHK in Mayur Vihar? Adding your rent, anonymously, makes these figures real.
Flat size and furnishing, 2BHK in Mayur Vihar
From listed (asking) rents on MagicBricks. Sizes are as listed, often super area, not carpet area.
Listed size: about 1,030 sq ft. Rent per sq ft: ₹35 a month (from 3 figures).
Of 28 2BHK listings here, 4 are unfurnished, 20 semi-furnished and 4 fully furnished; most are semi-furnished.
2BHK rent by society in Mayur Vihar
| Society | Rent | Source |
|---|---|---|
| DDA Ankur Apartments | ₹35,000 | Listed rent · 3 listings |
| East End Apartments | ₹35,000 | Listed rent · 4 listings |
| Shekhar Apartments | ₹40,000 | Listed rent · 3 listings |
All sizes in Mayur Vihar · 2BHK rent in Delhi
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 2BHK in Mayur Vihar, Delhi?
- The median listed rent for a 2BHK in Mayur Vihar, Delhi is ₹35,000 a month (October 2026), from 4 figures; the middle half are between ₹32,000 and ₹36,500.
- How big is a 2BHK in Mayur Vihar and what is the rent per sq ft?
- Listings advertise a median 2BHK of about 1,030 sq ft (often super area, not carpet area) at ₹35 per sq ft a month, from 3 figures.
- Where do these figures come from?
- 4 figures are listed rents: the median advertised rent for 2BHK flats in one society on MagicBricks, taken from 28 listings. Advertised rents are often higher than what tenants pay.