Jaipur’s infrastructure landscape is set to change significantly with the construction of the four-lane Green Expressway connecting Kotputli and Kishangarh. Spanning approximately 208 kilometres, the expressway aims to decongest the Delhi–Jaipur–Ajmer corridor while supporting regional economic and real estate growth.
The project is expected to reduce travel time by up to 90 minutes, facilitating faster movement of goods and passengers, and reinforcing Jaipur’s position as a regional commercial and logistics hub.
Enhanced connectivity and economic impact
Improved transport infrastructure is likely to benefit both businesses and residents. Smoother traffic on the Jaipur–Delhi highway will make the city more accessible for commuters, tourists, and industrial operations.
In addition, towns and districts along the corridor are anticipated to receive upgraded infrastructure, including service lanes, bridges, and support facilities, improving liveability and enhancing the attractiveness of these areas for residential and commercial investment.
Implications for real estate
Historically, high-speed corridors and expressways have led to accelerated appreciation in land values along their routes. The Green Expressway is expected to create similar momentum, particularly near key interchanges and junctions.
Investors looking for plots in Jaipur and its extended corridors, including Kotputli, Shahpura, Kishangarh, and areas adjacent to the Jaipur Ring Road, may find early-entry opportunities with potential for long-term gains.
Opportunities for businesses
The expressway is projected to stimulate commercial development, including petrol stations, hotels, food outlets, logistics hubs, and warehousing facilities. Improved connectivity will reduce transportation costs for manufacturers, traders, and e-commerce companies, enhancing Jaipur’s appeal as a distribution and operational hub.
Investor profile and long-term prospects
Long-term investors with a five- to ten-year horizon may find value in land acquisition along the corridor. Business owners interested in highway-side commercial plots, hospitality ventures, or logistics facilities should focus on locations near planned interchanges, ensuring compliance with land titles and regulatory approvals.
Structural, infrastructure-led growth
The Green Expressway is expected to deliver sustainable, infrastructure-driven growth rather than speculative gains. As connectivity improves and supporting infrastructure develops, Jaipur and its surrounding regions are likely to experience steady, long-term economic and real estate expansion.
The project demonstrates how large-scale transport infrastructure can shape urban growth, create new investment corridors, and strengthen a city’s commercial and residential appeal beyond its traditional boundaries.
