Khan Market, an upscale retail area in the Indian capital New Delhi, retained its position among the costliest high-street retail destinations worldwide buoyed by the nation’s strong economic growth.

NDMC vice chairman Kuljeet Chahal, traders and civic officials held a review meeting of the redevelopment plan on Thursday

Delhi-NCR now hosts India’s top three most expensive retail high streets which include Khan Market, Connaught Place and Galleria Market (Gurgaon). Anna Nagar in Chennai is the most affordable high-street market in the APAC region.

Delhi’s Khan Market has once again solidified its status as a retail hotspot, ranking as the 22nd most expensive mainstreet globally in Cushman & Wakefield’s Main Streets Across the World report. With rents at USD 229 per square foot annually (sf/annum) (~ Rs 19,

Khan Market in Delhi remains India's most expensive retail location but ranks 22nd globally, with rents a tenth of Milan's Via Montenapoleone, now the world's priciest. Despite a 7% yearly rent increase,

Delhi's Khan Market has been ranked as 22nd most expensive main street globally, retaining its position and continuing to be India's most expensive high street, registering a 7 per cent (year-on-year) rental growth,