Noida's Sector 150 has emerged as the epicenter of India's post-pandemic real estate boom, with home prices witnessing a staggering 139% surge since 2021. The average capital value now stands at Rs 13,600 per sq ft, making it the steepest property gain among 14 micro markets tracked across major cities.
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Noida's Sector 150 has seen a 139% increase in home prices since 2021.
The average capital value per sq ft in Noida's Sector 150 is Rs 13,600.
Bengaluru is the second biggest real estate winner after Noida's Sector 150.
The main factors driving the real estate boom in Noida and Bengaluru include post-pandemic demand resurgence, infrastructure upgrades, and a steady inflow of investors.
Rental prices in these high-performing micro markets have surged by 32% to 81% between 2021 and Q2 of 2025.

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