The National Capital Region (NCR) has reemerged as a powerhouse in India's real estate sector, with average residential property prices surging by 98% in Greater Noida over the past five years, according to a recent report.
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The main reasons for the 98% price surge in Greater Noida are rapid infrastructure development, improved connectivity, and a surge in job opportunities due to the establishment of industrial parks and SEZs.
The government has contributed to the real estate boom in Greater Noida by launching affordable housing projects aimed at the middle-income group and promoting the development of infrastructure such as highways and metro lines.
One of the main concerns is affordability, as the rapid price increase has made it difficult for first-time buyers and low-income groups to enter the market.
The future prospects for the real estate market in Greater Noida are optimistic, driven by ongoing infrastructure projects, job creation, and lifestyle improvements. The region is expected to remain a key player in the NCR's real estate sector.
Greater Noida now boasts a wide range of modern amenities, including world-class shopping malls, top-tier schools, and healthcare facilities, which have contributed to its appeal as a preferred place to live.
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