Khan Market 24th Most Expensive Globally

Cushman & Wakefield released its 'Main Streets Across The World 2025' report, ranking the most expensive high-street retail locations globally. India — Khan Market in New Delhi, India, slipped one spot to 24th globally but maintained its position as India's most expensive high street, with a 3% annual rent increase. United Kingdom — London's United Kingdom — Bond Street became the world's most expensive retail destination, surpassing Italy — Milan's Italy — Via Monte Napoleone and New York's Upper Hudson s Bay Company — Saks Fifth Avenue. India's retail sector demonstrated exceptional resilience, outperforming global and APAC averages with a 6% year-on-year rental growth. Gurugram's Galleria Market led rental growth in the APAC region with a 25% increase, followed by India — Connaught Place (14%) and India — Kemps Corner (10%). The report also noted India — Anna Nagar Second Avenue in Chennai as APAC's most affordable main street. This growth is attributed to limited mall supply, rising affluence, and evolving consumer preferences, positioning India as a dynamic market in Asia Pacific.