The opening of the Dwarka Expressway and Urban Extension Road (UER) II is set to significantly enhance property values and connectivity in peripheral areas of Delhi, making these regions more attractive to home buyers.
Real EstateInfrastructureDwarka ExpresswayUeriiProperty PricesReal EstateAug 17, 2025
The Dwarka Expressway is a major highway that significantly redefines connectivity between Delhi and Gurugram, providing a major boost to real estate growth in the region.
The Urban Extension Road (UER) II, also known as Delhi's third Ring Road, is a 29-km highway that complements the Dwarka Expressway, further enhancing connectivity and reducing travel time.
Property prices have doubled in the past five years on the Dwarka Expressway due to the infrastructure boom, making these areas more attractive to home buyers.
UER-II is expected to bring IGI Airport within 20 minutes from the Kundli/Delhi border, reducing travel time and distance to Central Delhi, West, and South-West Delhi areas, which will boost economic growth and improve quality of life.
Areas such as Sonipat, Panipat, and Kundli are expected to benefit the most from the new highways, as they will provide easier access to the Delhi airport and reduce travel time to key areas.
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