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Rapid urbanization, rising educational and job opportunities has fueled the demand for rental housing. With an increase of 2% in rental values, Mumbai remains the most expensive rental market, as shown in MagicBricks Rental Index report for Q4 of FY2026.
However, Ahmedabad along with others like Noida and Greater Noida have appeared in the list of the most affordable cities for tenants.As per the report, rents, led by a muted rise of 0.1% QoQ, saw moderate growth of 1%. There has been continued infrastructure upgrade like metro expansion and ongoing development near GIFT City which makes living in the city comfortable.Renters are increasingly drawn to the city because of its well-balanced combination of affordability, lifestyle benefits, and connectivity.
The average monthly rent in important residential neighborhoods is about Rs. 36,900 for 3 BHK and Rs. 24,300 for 2BHK.
Date-dive into Ahmedabad’s rental market
- As per the data, there is higher availability of larger homes(55%), as compared to 2 BHKs(28%). However, tenants continue to prioritize affordability and practicality as demand for 2 BHK homes (49%) surpass demand for 3 BHK (29%).
- Semi-furnished homes lead demand in Ahmedabad at 47%, followed by furnished (27%) and unfurnished (26%), whereas the supply remains tiled more towards furnished and semi-furnished homes
- The tenants are concentrated more on the affordability side as the demand for rent between 10,000 to 20,000 tops the list at 41%, followed by INR 20K–30K at 36%.
Locality-wise rents of key localities
| Shela | 23,600 | 34,600 |
| South Bopal | 25,000 | 32,700 |
| Vaishnodevi circle | 26,300 | 33,600 |
| Satellite | 25,400 | 48,500 |
| Shilaj | 23,400 | 31,000 |
| Chandkheda | 20,000 | 28,300 |
| Gota | 23,200 | 32,700 |
| Thaltej | 27,800 | 53,700 |
Ahmedabad continues to grow as a preferred destination for working professionals and students alike. Balancing infrastructure development with housing affordability remains important for the city to retain its edge over pricier metros. For tenants, the city still offers a reasonable quality of life without the financial strain that typically comes with urban living. It also presents a compelling case for those weighing their options in India's evolving rental landscape.
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