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Noida Real Estate to Benefit from Noida International Airport on Yamuna Expressway

The Noida International Airport (NIA), located in Jewar along the Yamuna Expressway, is on track to revolutionize the region’s real estate market. As the airport moves closer to its 2025 opening date, experts predict it will significantly impact residential and commercial developments along the expressway. Recently, the airport completed its flight validation procedures, marking a crucial step towards its commercial operations, sparking increasing interest from both investors and end-users in surrounding real estate projects.

Real estate experts believe that the launch of the airport will be a game-changer for the region. As major infrastructure projects and economic opportunities take shape, the Yamuna Expressway is expected to see a surge in demand for both residential and commercial properties. Notably, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has already launched several key schemes, including a group housing plot scheme in YEIDA city, offering 20 plots in sectors 22D, 18, and 17. Once these plots are allotted, it’s estimated that up to 30,000 residential units could be developed. Additionally, YEIDA is planning a 100-acre residential township in Sector 24A, further catering to the expected growth fueled by the airport’s operations. The demand for properties in this area is already evident from the 1.12 lakh applications received for 451 residential plots in Sector 24A launched earlier this year. This overwhelming response signals growing investor confidence, as buyers are increasingly eager to secure property near the upcoming airport. Historically, the Yamuna Expressway and Greater Noida have faced challenges, with many housing projects remaining unoccupied due to limited infrastructure and liveability. However, the arrival of the Noida International Airport is set to change this dynamic. Investors are leading the charge, drawn by the area’s development potential, while end-users are expected to follow in the coming years. Experts foresee the rise of commercial developments such as office spaces, retail outlets, and logistics hubs. The availability of more affordable office spaces compared to Gurgaon and Delhi is expected to drive demand, while ancillary airport-related activities, including warehousing, will benefit from the airport’s presence. As the airport nears completion, property prices along the Yamuna Expressway have already doubled since 2020, indicating the area’s growing prominence. Vikas Tomar, Executive President of Square Yards, highlighted that developers are preparing to meet the rising demand, positioning the region for long-term growth and success.

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