Yes. With upcoming infrastructure like the Noida International Airport, expressways, and metro expansions, Noida is emerging as a high-potential zone for both residential and commercial real estate investment.

Sectors 74 to 79, 150, 137, and 143 are popular due to excellent connectivity, presence of IT parks, green spaces, and modern residential townships.

Noida typically has higher property rates than Greater Noida due to its proximity to Delhi and better-developed infrastructure. However, Greater Noida offers more affordable options and is catching up rapidly in development.

Yes, but always check if the project is RERA registered. Also, verify the builder’s track record, construction timeline, and legal clearances before investing.

RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) ensures transparency and accountability in real estate. Builders must register projects, follow timelines, and are penalized for delays or violations.

In Noida, stamp duty is 7% for men and 6% for women buyers. Registration charges are typically 1% of the sale value, subject to state norms.

Areas along the Yamuna Expressway, such as Sector 22D, Sector 18, and Sector 29, are gaining traction due to proximity to the upcoming airport and YEIDA’s development plans.

Rental yields in Noida typically range between 2.5% to 4% annually. Premium locations near metro stations, IT parks, or major sectors may yield better returns.

Yes, YEIDA, NOIDA Authority, and GNIDA periodically launch housing and commercial plot schemes. These are usually more affordable and legally safe investments.

• Ensure RERA registration

• Verify Title Deed and Land Ownership

• Check Approval of Building Plans

• Confirm Clearance of Dues or Encumbrances

• Review Possession and Registry Status