The property price trend in Jaipur has been witnessing a healthy hike in price in real estate, both in residential and commercial properties since the last six months in 2019. But as mentioned above the property price trend would vary in accordance with the project location across Jaipur, some segments like affordable housing witness generally witness less property price appreciation however the middle income or luxury housing generally see higher price appreciation because they appeal to people with higher purchasing power and the location they are in. An example could be Rangoli Gardens, near Vaishali Nagar the project has seen ---% appreciation since it was launched.

Jaipur has been chosen for area based development under the Smart City Mission where heritage with modernity is being given prominence through projects like beautification of facades, restoration of heritage sites and smart roads with integrated traffic management system, CCTV camera on electric poles, WiFi system, intelligent lights, environment monitoring system, information display system, charging points, bins with sensors and safe movement of pedestrians. Underpasses will be built soon in Sanganeri Gate, Johri Bazaar and Jorawar Singh Gate for the smooth passage of traffic. 3 big underground parking will be constructed in Chandpole, Chaugan stadium and Jaipuri hospital for traffic decongestion. Night bazaar and heritage walks will also be organised  in the walled city, where tourists will be able to purchase items like handicraft, Jaipuri quilt and gemstones. JDA (Jaipur Development Authority) in tandem with the State Govt. is framing and executing concrete plans to modernise the city while keeping the heritage intact.

Jaipur is on the fast track to becoming a smart city in the future and it would be a good time to invest here as the liveability index is high and investment in properties are fetching good returns. Property prices in Jaipur start from around Rs. 33 lacs and average price comes up to be Rs. 1.21 crores. Appreciation value in prime locations has increased by 10.40% in the last few years which makes investing here a profitable decision. Once it becomes a smart city, prices will rise so investing now would fetch massive returns later on.

It’s the perfect time to invest in property in Jaipur as prices are stable, social fabric and infrastructure is in place and the city is on the road to becoming a smart city which will lead to commercial, industrial, societal and economic  growth. It would be prudent to invest now before prices skyrocket and real estate becomes scarce. Most localities in Jaipur are well equipped with modern amenities for a comfortable living. Choosing a location to live will depend on one’s income and stage of life; families with kids will prefer localites with schools nearby and couples may want a locality with a good nightlife and entertainment centres. Vaishali Nagar, Ajmer Road, Jagatpura, Kalwar Road and Mansarovar are some of the best locations to reside in terms of livability index, modern amenities and appreciation value. Starting price of properties in Jaipur is Rs. 10 per sqft and the average price of properties in Jaipur is Rs. 3811 per sqft. Trends recommend both buying properties for sale and selling properties in Jaipur is profitable at the moment.

Jaipur is a very budget friendly city in terms of residing and travelling. According to numbeo.com, the cost of living index in Jaipur is 25.02 which is 8.06% lower than in Bangalore. Cost of living here is 12% cheaper than Delhi.

Jaipur caters to different preferences of all its residents and visitors. It has something to satiate everyone. One can visit badi chaupar , chhoti chaupar, bapu bazaar, hawa mahal in the old part of the city for shopping and sightseeing. Malls are located at every strategic point and foodies are spoilt for choice as every corner has local and international cuisines.

Jaipur is a perfect place where you can enjoy the modern lifestyle while being in the embrace of culture and heritage. It is neither too fast paced or slow and boring. Children, parents, elders, everyone is provided facilities to have a comfortable and enjoyable living. It is safe, diverse, affordable and weather is also pleasant. Properties to buy are best chosen based on one’s budget, lifestyle and needs. Jaipur being a developing smart city, has options for everyone, so it’s always better to research and review before making such an important decision. In a broader context, Malviya Nagar, Jagatpura, Vaishali Nagar, Mansarovar, Ajmer Road and Tonk Road appeal to all generations.

Life in Jaipur is balanced as one works throughout the week and has enough time on the weekends to enjoy and relax. Traffic is manageable and cheap modes of transportation provide access to all parts of the walled city. Its is a good place to raise children as it has a good social fabric and modern facilities and institutions. Older generations can settle here in peace. It is enriched with history and also has kept up with modern times; something that only Jaipur can boast of. Malviya Nagar, Jagatpura, Vaishali Nagar, Mansarovar, Ajmer Road and Tonk Road are some places which have good residential value. However, reputed builders have launched multiple projects all over the city which cater to buyers with different budgets and tastes. One can pick and choose and be assured of quality and value for money.

Delhi and Mumbai are currently in the expensive range as far as real estate is concerned. Jaipur is affordable, convenient and high on the livability index. It checks out all the points one needs to have a comfortable and exciting lifestyle. It’s on the road to be a smart city and once that is achieved, it will be at par with all the other metropolitan cities, yet maintaining its heritage and social values.

As per economic times report, property prices are the lowest in Jaipur when compared with Delhi and Mumbai. A decent investment fetches pretty high returns keeping in mind the appreciation rate of real estate in Jaipur. Infrastructure is also in proportion with the population. The annual salary maybe less but one saves a lot as the cost of living is much lower than the mentioned metro cities.