The Noida to Dwarka Expressway and other infrastructure projects are transforming the real estate market in the National Capital Region (NCR). Gurugram's under-construction properties saw a 25% appreciation last year, with New Gurugram leading the charge with a 55% increase.
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The Dwarka Expressway is a 18.9 km stretch inaugurated in March last year. It has significantly reduced travel time and unlocked billions in unrealized real estate value, particularly in sectors like New Gurugram, where property values have increased by 55%.
The RRTS (Rapid Rail Transit System) corridor between Delhi and Meerut has created similar growth ripples in Ghaziabad, enhancing connectivity and boosting real estate development in the region.
The Southern Peripheral Road (SPR) corridor in Gurugram is a self-contained micro-region with residences, offices, schools, and supermarkets all within a short walk. It resembles a global city and is highly popular among end-users and investors.
Golf Course Road in Gurugram has become a prime destination due to rapid infrastructure development, world-class amenities, and cutting-edge design. It offers a blend of lucrative returns and seamless connectivity, making it a top choice for new-age buyers.
With the second phase of RRTS commissioning and proposals of new metro lines, connectivity will improve, fuelling further growth. NCR’s future lies in the ambitious micro-markets like SPR, Dwarka Expressway, and Noida- Greater Noida, where vision meets opportunity.

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