Connaught Place, Delhi

Connaught Place, popularly called CP, is New Delhi's most recognised commercial and retail district, built in the 1930s around three concentric circles. Connaught Place (CP) is the commercial and business hub of New Delhi, featuring a distinctive circular colonial-era architecture designed by Robert Tor Russell in the 1930s, with the inner, middle, and outer circles housing hundreds of shops, restaurants, offices, and entertainment venues. CP is also home to the Central Park with its tall national flag, the underground Palika Bazaar, and numerous brand showrooms.

In the real estate market, Connaught Place is Delhi's iconic commercial & luxury residential hub, with Georgian circles and Radial Roads radiating classic architectural charm, primarily offering independent houses and builder floors at a premium price range. It is one of the few micro-markets in the city where colonial-era heritage buildings sit alongside modern office towers, luxury builder floors, and branded retail projects such as Godrej Connaught One.

Birla Estates is bringing a new-age commercial development to this address. Birla Group is coming with an upcoming commercial development in Connaught Place, New Delhi, proposing office space, retail shops, a food court, and more. The commercial complex will be spread across four floors, covering a total area of 30,000 sq ft.

Property values in CP remain among the highest in Delhi, reflecting its central location and limited supply. CP ranks among Delhi's most recognized commercial addresses, with an average sale price around ₹83,600 per sq ft against Delhi's citywide average of roughly ₹16,400 per sq ft.