Propmyna Khabri

posted on 8 Apr

Noida Property Market Trends to Watch in 2026-27

Heard a lot of folks wondering if Noida is still a good bet for property investment. Seedhi baat, it looks like it is! Word on the street is that Noida Extension property rates could jump 10-15% by 2026. That's thanks to the demand for affordable flats, better metro links, and all the new construction happening. Apparently, 2BHKs are hovering around ₹50-80 lakh, and 3BHKs are between ₹75 lakh to ₹1.2 crore. Sector 150, 137, 93, and Noida Extension are the places to watch. All that infrastructure is a big plus for appreciation. Aapko kya lagta hai — positive ya negative for buyers?

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Comments

Vijay Bhatia8 Apr

The key is location, location, location! Even within Noida Extension, some sectors are better than others.

Aditi Jain8 Apr

Another thing to consider is the maintenance charges. Some societies charge exorbitant rates.

Shruti Sharma8 Apr

So, overall, what's the consensus? Is Noida a yes or a no for 2026-27?

Ramesh Yadav8 Apr

Dekho, Noida has its pros and cons. Do your research, be patient, and don't get swayed by hype. That's my advice.

Neha Singh8 Apr

I bought a plot in Noida Extension in 2015. Abhi tak registry nahi hui hai. Kya karu?

Anita Gupta8 Apr

Yaar, Noida is still Noida. Corruption and delays are part of the package. But the potential is there.

Soham Vyas8 Apr

Don't forget the Jewar airport! That's going to have a huge impact on property prices in the long run.

Aditya Arora8 Apr

I'm an NRI looking to invest. Is it better to go for ready-to-move-in or under-construction?

siya.khanna8 Apr

Ready to move in is safer, but more expensive. Under construction has more potential for appreciation, but higher risk. Depends on your risk appetite.

Fatima Qureshi8 Apr

I think positive. But only if you are looking at a long-term investment. Don't expect quick returns.

Nitin Arora8 Apr

Metro se toh definitely prices badhenge. But quality of construction is a big concern.

Aishwarya Joshi8 Apr

Anyone has any idea about the average rental yield in Sector 150? I'm thinking of buying for rental income.

ramesh_menon8 Apr

I think it's around 2-3% right now. Not great, but it should improve as the area develops.

Kavya Tandon8 Apr

Sector 93 is good, but very expensive. Only for those who can afford it.

Ramesh Yadav8 Apr

Noida Extension is a gamble. Infrastructure is still developing. But the price point is attractive for first-time buyers.

Aditi Begum8 Apr

Mera experience toh bahut kharab raha Noida mein. Builder ne possession delay kar diya 2 saal. Court case chal raha hai abhi.

aryan.gupta19908 Apr

Oh bhai, same pinch! Which builder?

nishakapoor20248 Apr

This is why I'm scared to invest. So much risk.

Shanti Sharma8 Apr

50-80 lakh for a 2BHK in Noida Extension? Where? Show me! I'm looking for investment options.

shilpa_garg8 Apr

Bhai, check Amrapali Dream Valley. Prices are around that range. But do your research on the builder.

swati_malhotra_abc7898 Apr

Yeah, but be careful. Amrapali... enough said.

Ramesh Menon8 Apr

Seedhi baat no bakwas, I like that! I invested in a 2BHK in Sector 150 last year. Hoping for good returns by 2027.

Aditi Jain8 Apr

Positive for buyers *if* they do their homework. So many shady builders out there. RERA registration check karna is a must!

anita.gupta558 Apr

Exactly! RERA number toh dikhate hai, but compliance zero.

vijay.bhatia8 Apr

True that! Mera dost phas gaya tha ek aise hi project mein.

Shruti Sharma8 Apr

Sector 137 is good, close to the metro. But prices are already high. Worth it for the connectivity though.

Siya Khanna8 Apr

What about Sector 78? I heard that's also up and coming. Any thoughts?

Aditya Arora8 Apr

10-15% jump? Bhai, thoda zyada nahi bol rahe ho? But yeah, Noida Extension has potential. Metro connection is a game changer.

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