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Rent out your house or flat in Delhi, without a broker
From ₹4,999. No brokerage.
We film your property
Verified tenants near you are alerted
- properties rented
- 700+
- average time to rent
- 20 days
- verified tenants
- 10,000+
All time, offline and in the Gmore app.
Where is your property?
We film properties in India and abroad. The town or area is enough.
Takes about 3 minutes
Where is your property?
We film properties in India and abroad. The town or area is enough.
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Rent out from the app with the same account and the same fee, and see every enquiry on your phone.
Gmore helps owners in Delhi rent out houses, flats and shops without a broker. You fill a 3 minute form and see your fee before you pay. Our videographer films the property, Gmore lists it and alerts tenants searching nearby, and tenants contact you directly. There is no brokerage: the fee to start is from ₹4,999 including GST, set for your property and shown before you pay, then ₹999 a month after the first 3 months while it stays listed. If no tenant moves in within 12 months, you get a full fee refund, minus GST.
Recently rented on Gmore
Rented₹2.5 Lakhsa month
Tindivanam
Rented₹60,000a month
Mahabalipuram
Rented₹60,000a month
Chengalpattu
Rented₹40,000a month
Chromepet
Rented₹35,000a month
Mylapore
Rented₹16,000a month
Tiruchirappalli
Rented₹6 Lakhsa month
Avadi
Rented₹3.7 Lakhsa month
Thoraipakkam
How it works
We film. We list. Tenants call you.
On Gmore, tenants watch the video before they visit.
01Tell us about your property
About 3 minutes on this page. You see your exact fee before you pay.
02Your Property Advisor calls you
By the next working day, to confirm your listing details and the time to film.
03We film your property
A professional videographer films it inside and out, 10 AM to 4 PM, Monday to Saturday. You do not need to film anything.
04We list it, and tenants call you
Your video goes live on Gmore and tenants near you get an alert the moment it is live. They call or WhatsApp you directly. No agent in between.
Real properties, real owners
Recently rented on Gmore
Homes and shops rented out through Gmore in the last year.
- Rented
₹2.5 Lakhs a month
14,000 sqft commercial property in Tindivanam
Rented Sep 2026
- Rented
₹60,000 a month
2,400 sqft apartment/flat in Mahabalipuram
Rented Sep 2026
- Rented
₹60,000 a month
2,100 sqft apartment/flat in Chengalpattu
Rented Sep 2026
- Rented
₹40,000 a month
1,650 sqft apartment/flat in Chromepet
Rented Sep 2026
- Rented
₹35,000 a month
1,600 sqft apartment/flat in Mylapore
Rented Sep 2026
- Rented
₹16,000 a month
2,400 sqft villa/house in Tiruchirappalli
Rented Sep 2026
- Rented
₹6 Lakhs a month
17,500 sqft commercial property in Avadi
Rented Aug 2026
- Rented
₹3.7 Lakhs a month
25,000 sqft commercial property in Thoraipakkam
Rented Aug 2026
Rented₹25,000 a month
1,400 sqft apartment/flat in Coimbatore
Rented Aug 2026
Rented₹18,000 a month
1,500 sqft apartment/flat in Tirunelveli
Rented Aug 2026
Rented₹15,000 a month
1,500 sqft villa/house in Erode
Rented Aug 2026
Rented₹24,000 a month
3,000 sqft villa/house in Vellore
Rented Jul 2026
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Gmore, a broker or a listing site?
What you pay
Gmore: One flat fee to start, shown before you pay, then a monthly fee only while you keep it listed. No brokerage.
A local broker: Brokerage, often up to one month of rent
A listing site: A basic post, with paid plans for more reach
How tenants see it
Gmore: A professional video, filmed by our team
A local broker: Site visits the broker arranges
A listing site: Your own photos or video, or a paid photoshoot
Who finds tenants
Gmore: Tenants searching near your property, alerted when it goes live
A local broker: The broker's own contacts
A listing site: Whoever finds your post
Who takes the calls
Gmore: You, from phone-verified tenants, or Gmore takes every enquiry
A local broker: The broker
A listing site: You, from anyone
If no tenant comes
Gmore: Full fee refund, minus GST, after 12 months
A local broker: Nothing to pay
A listing site: Nothing to refund
Local
Renting out in Delhi
Our filming team covers Delhi, Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 4 PM. Tenants watch the video of your house before they visit, so the people who call already know it.
Renting out in Delhi: the rules
- The Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 does not cover premises let for more than ₹3,500 a month. For those, the Delhi High Court has held, the landlord can seek possession under the general law after a valid notice ending the tenancy.
- A lease for more than a year must be registered. The registration fee for a lease deed is ₹1,000, plus a ₹100 pasting fee.
- The tenant pays the stamp duty on a lease or rent deed.
- Put the rent, the deposit, the notice period and who pays for repairs in a written agreement.
From section 3(c) of the Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 as applied by the Delhi High Court (2024 and 2025), and the Revenue Department, Delhi.
Renting out in Delhi: the local facts
- Local body
- Municipal Corporation of Delhi (12 zones), the New Delhi Municipal Council and the Delhi Cantonment Board
- Registering a lease
- A lease for more than a year is registered. Deeds are registered at the sub-registrar office for the sub-division where the property is. Since September 2026 Delhi has 39, one in each registration sub-district across its 13 districts, and all of them work on NGDRS.
- Roads and rail
- NH 9, NH 44, NH 48, NH 148A, NH 148AE, NH 248BB and NH 344M. New Delhi, Delhi Junction, Hazrat Nizamuddin, Anand Vihar Terminal and Delhi Sarai Rohilla stations.
Checked on 11 October 2026 against official sources: revenue.delhi.gov.in, ngdrs.delhi.gov.in, dda.gov.in, mcdonline.nic.in, online.dda.org.in, pib.gov.in, nhai.gov.in. Rules and offices change, so confirm with the office before you act.
Renting out near Delhi
Questions
Questions owners ask
How do I find a tenant in Delhi without a broker?
List it with Gmore from this page. We film your house, flat or shop in Delhi, and your video goes to tenants searching in Delhi and nearby. Tenants call or WhatsApp you directly, or Gmore takes every enquiry and tells you when a tenant books a visit.
Does the Delhi Rent Control Act apply to my flat?
Not if the rent is more than ₹3,500 a month. The Delhi Rent Control Act, 1958 does not cover such premises, and the Delhi High Court has held that for them the landlord can seek possession under the general law after a valid notice ending the tenancy.
What does it cost to register a rent agreement in Delhi?
A lease for more than a year must be registered, and the registration fee for a lease deed is ₹1,000 plus a ₹100 pasting fee. The tenant pays the stamp duty on the lease.
Where do I register a lease in Delhi?
A lease for more than a year must be registered. Deeds are registered at the sub-registrar office for the sub-division where the property is. Since September 2026 Delhi has 39, one in each registration sub-district across its 13 districts, and all of them work on NGDRS. You can book the appointment online on NGDRS Delhi (ngdrs.delhi.gov.in).
How much does it cost?
From ₹4,999 including GST, for a rent up to ₹15,000 a month. Your exact fee is set for your property, by its monthly rent, and shown to you before you pay. It covers the filming visit, the professional video and the first 3 months of listing. After that the listing continues at ₹999 a month until you stop. There is no brokerage when your property rents.
Do I pay brokerage when it rents?
No. You pay the flat listing fee and nothing when a tenant moves in.
What if no tenant moves in?
If no tenant moves in within 12 months of your listing going live, you get a full fee refund, minus GST. The full terms are on the Cancellation and Refunds page. To qualify, keep the listing live with each monthly fee paid within 7 days of its due date, keep your rent within the range your Property Advisor recommends, reply to enquiries within 2 days and allow site visits. Read the refund terms.
How long does it take to find a tenant?
It depends on the rent, the location and demand, and nobody can promise a date. What Gmore changes is who calls: tenants watch the full video before they contact you, so the calls come from people who already know the property. Your listing stays live for as long as you keep it, with the 12 month refund promise behind it. Read the refund terms.
What do I need to rent out my property?
Keep these ready: Proof that you own the property: the sale deed or a recent property tax receipt; Your ID; A recent electricity bill for the property; Your terms: rent, deposit, and who you would like as tenants. Your Property Advisor goes through them with you on the call.
How do tenants contact me?
You choose. Tenants can call or WhatsApp you directly, or Gmore takes every call and message and tells you only when an interested tenant books a site visit.
Ready to rent out your property?
About 3 minutes. You see your exact fee before you pay.
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Who we are. Gmore is run by Gmore Ventures Private Limited, India (GSTIN 33AALCG2257P1Z6, CIN U62099TZ2024PTC031448). Questions: call or WhatsApp +91 89408 01555, hello@gmore.app or the contact page. This page was last updated on .