Given a choice to buy property anywhere in Delhi/NCR, what
would be your preferred location? Most votes would come for Gurgaon or Noida,
Isn't it? What about Faridabad? You may seem skeptical about this city, given
that only little is known about its prospect as an investment option and the
other two cities take all the limelight. If you are keen on buying a property
in Faridabad, there are so many factors that back the city as brining good
returns.
The presence of good infrastructure has been the cornerstone
for Faridabad real estate. The city houses several of central government
offices, renowned manufacturing industries, and IT companies. The connectivity
to the surrounding cities via NH-2 and the upcoming Yamuna Expressway that is
built to relieve NH-2 of the congestion make the accessibility far too easier
and less time-consuming. So, commuting
won't be an issue on day-to-day basis, if
that is an issue with you.
With some of the renowned developers like BPTP, Omaxe,
Anjara, and Ansals getting a strong foothold here, the availability of flats
with top-class amenities make buying apartments in Faridabad a
good option. With the availability of land to develop and thinly populated
localities attracting more investors, the city would soon be seeing more
skyscrapers dotting the skyline.
The one thing that gives the Faridabad property an
edge over other cities of NCR is the low price rates. So, affordability is the
biggest factor why an average buyer can hope to buy a house here. Unlike
Gurgaon and Noida where the rates are always sky-high, this city offers
economical options. As more people are now seeing as one of the options, the
price rates have started escalating here too. An increase of about 24% was
recorded in the price rates/sq. ft in the past one year. And the price stood at
Rs. 3862/sq. ft. in July, 2013, with the rest of Delhi /NCR standing at Rs.
5169. The upcoming electrification projects are going to boost the status of
the city in terms of real estate. These
power plants are expected to generate1500 MW of electricity after
becoming operational.
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