House₹8,200,000
Raipur

142 homes and apartments for sale in Raipur, India.
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24 properties shown
House₹8,200,000
Raipur
House₹62,500,000
Raipur
House₹7,500,000
Raipur
Villa₹7,000,000
Raipur
House₹6,500,000
Raipur
House₹8,000,000
Raipur
House₹5,500,000
Raipur
House₹6,698,999
Raipur
Apartment₹2,800,000
Raipur
Apartment₹5,200,000
Raipur
Apartment₹4,450,000
Raipur
House₹3,306,000
Raipur
House₹2,600,000
Raipur
House₹4,000,000
Raipur
House₹7,500,000
Raipur
Apartment₹3,717,000
Raipur
Apartment₹6,300,000
Raipur
Apartment₹700,000
Raipur
House₹10,500,000
Raipur
House₹32,500,000
Raipur
Villa₹4,800,000
Raipur
House₹7,500,000
Raipur
Apartment₹3,300,000
Raipur
House₹11,000,000
Raipur
Buyer's guide: Raipur
Property for sale in Raipur starts at very low prices, with a median asking price of €40,411 across 142 listings. The first thing overseas readers should know is that Indian law limits who may buy, so eligibility matters as much as price.
These are asking prices from current listings, converted to euros. The middle half of the market sits between €19,164 and €74,009, and the median is €449 per m² on a typical 122 m² property.
| Metric | Figure |
|---|---|
| Listings | 142 |
| Median asking price | €40,411 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €19,164 to €74,009 |
| Price per m² | €449 |
| Median size | 122 m² |
Houses account for 97 listings, commercial units 19, apartments 18, land 5 and villas 3. Where bedrooms are given, three-bedroom homes lead with 18, then 12 two-bedroom, 10 four-bedroom, 6 one-bedroom and 4 with five or more. Look at houses in India, apartments or commercial property.
Raipur is the capital of Chhattisgarh and a hub for steel, power and mining businesses. Naya Raipur, a planned administrative capital, lies to the south-east. Demand comes mainly from local professionals and families, and it is not a holiday market. Neighbouring options are limited in our dataset: Bilaspur is the nearest larger city, while Gurgaon and Kolkata are major markets elsewhere in India.
Non-resident Indians and holders of Overseas Citizen of India cards can generally buy residential and commercial property, but not agricultural land, plantations or farmhouses. Other foreign nationals living abroad are generally barred from buying, apart from limited cases such as inheritance. Rules also cover how funds must be remitted, so take advice from an Indian lawyer and chartered accountant.
Check that a project is registered under RERA, confirm title and plan approvals, and budget for state stamp duty and registration. See the India buying guide and financing guide, or the India country page.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Generally only NRIs and OCI cardholders can, and not agricultural land. Other foreign nationals face restrictions, so seek legal advice.
It is a regional city with lower incomes than metros like Mumbai or Delhi, and a large share of stock is older houses.
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority regime requires registration of many new projects, giving buyers some protection.
Only 18 of 142 listings are apartments, with houses much more common.
Stamp duty and registration charges are set by the state and are a significant extra cost.