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Noida property prices jump 111% since 2019, outpacing other cities
In Noida, a city in India, the price of homes has gone up a lot since 2019.
The average price of a home rose by 111 percent.
In 2019, one square foot of a home cost about 4,795 rupees.
By 2026, the same amount of space cost about 10,780 rupees.
That means homes there more than doubled in price.
Other big cities also got more expensive, but not as much.
In Bengaluru, home prices rose by 66 percent, and in Gurugram they rose by 86 percent.
One big reason is new roads, better metro trains, and a new airport being built nearby.
These improvements make places that used to seem far away feel closer and more exciting.
Now, people are also buying fancier, luxury homes in some special areas.
Average residential property prices in Noida rose 111% between 2019 and 2026, climbing from about ₹4,795 to ₹10,780 per sq ft, according to Anarock data cited by NDTV.
Noida's appreciation outpaced other major markets, with Bengaluru recording a 66% rise and Gurugram an 86% rise over the same period.
Gurugram continues to command higher average property prices than Noida, despite Noida's stronger appreciation.
Industry experts attribute the rally to sustained infrastructure development, including improved roads, expanding metro connectivity, and the upcoming Noida International Airport.
Luxury and premium housing demand is strengthening, with Noida Sector 150 and Siddharth Vihar in Ghaziabad identified as key micro-markets for end-users and investors.
- Who
- Home buyers and investors in Noida, alongside real estate developers and industry experts quoted in the report.
- What
- Average residential property prices in Noida jumped 111% between 2019 and 2026, the strongest appreciation among major Indian property markets.
- Where
- Noida, India, compared with Bengaluru and Gurugram.
- When
- Between 2019 and 2026.
- Why
- Sustained infrastructure development, including roads, metro connectivity, and the upcoming Noida International Airport, has boosted demand and reshaped buyer perceptions.
Key facts
- Price increase (2019-2026)
- 111%
- Average price 2019
- ₹4,795 per sq ft
- Average price 2026
- ₹10,780 per sq ft
- Bengaluru price increase
- 66%
- Gurugram price increase
- 86%
- Key infrastructure drivers
- Roads, metro connectivity, Noida International Airport
- Key luxury micro-markets
- Noida Sector 150, Siddharth Vihar (Ghaziabad)
- Data source
- Anarock data cited by NDTV
Quotes
Prateek Tiwari
Managing Director of Prateek Group
“"Large infrastructure projects can change how buyers view a location. Areas that once seemed far from established business and residential hubs can suddenly become more attractive when connectivity improves."”
businesstoday.in
“"Within NCR, Noida has emerged as one of the highly potential real estate markets backed by the infrastructure-led development, expanding employment hubs, and sustained end‑user demand," Tiwari said.”
businesstoday.in
Sources
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