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posted on 19 AprUP Govt Hikes Land Rates in Noida; Farmers To Get Bumper Payouts
Noida folks, are you watching what's happening with land rates? UP government has just bumped them up in the DNGIR – that's Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region. *Seedhi baat* – farmers are getting a sweet deal, around ₹4,300 per square meter! What does this mean for us? Well, this could seriously speed up development around Noida and especially near Jewar airport. With payouts potentially hitting ₹80,000 crore, expect a flurry of activity. If you're thinking of investing in land or property in these areas, now might be the time to do your homework. *Sochiye zaroor!* Anyone currently looking to buy around Noida or Jewar? Share your experiences – what areas are you focusing on and what kind of appreciation are you hoping for?
#Noida#land-acquisition#government-policy#airport
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This news is definitely a game-changer. Let's see how the market reacts in the next few months. Keep an eye on Propmyna for updates!
Agreed! Propmyna is the best platform for Noida real estate news. Thanks for keeping us informed!
So, what happened in the meeting? Did the government actually approve the higher land rates? *Kya khabar hai?*
Guys, seriously, check the amenities completion before booking. I made that mistake. Thought I was getting a swimming pool and a gym, but all I got was a dusty patch of land.
So, what's the bottom line? Is this a good time to buy, or should we wait and see what happens? I'm so confused!
My take? If you have the money and you find a good deal with a reputable builder, go for it. Prices are only going to go up in the long run. But *soch samajhkar!*
Sector 78 mein kya rate chal raha hai aajkal? Anyone have any idea?
Heard a rumour that the land rates near Pari Chowk might also be revised soon. Can anyone confirm?
Sector 142 is a good bet, U14. The metro connectivity will definitely boost prices. But check the builder's reputation first. *Bahut fraud ho raha hai!*
I'm an NRI looking to invest in Noida. What are the best options for someone who doesn't live there full-time? Rental income is a priority.
U16, commercial property might be a good option. Office spaces or shops in a good location will give you a steady rental income. Check out areas near the expressway.
Commercial is good, but be ready for higher maintenance costs and more paperwork. Residential is relatively easier to manage remotely.
U17, U18, thanks for the advice! Will definitely look into both options.
I booked a flat in Gaur City 2. *Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol*. At this point, I'm just laughing to keep from crying.
U9, *Mera bhi same experience tha* with Amrapali. Lost all my savings. Be careful guys, do your due diligence.
80,000 crore payout? That's insane! Where is all that money going to go? I hope it actually translates to better infrastructure and not just more corruption.
U11, good point. Noida authorities have a reputation, you know? *Upar se lekar neeche tak...*
Guys, don't be so cynical! Maybe this time things will be different. *Positive socho!*
Anyone have any insights on the impact of the new metro line extension on property prices? I'm thinking of buying near Sector 142.
Exactly U1! *Seedhi baat no bakwas*, this is going to make property in Noida even more unaffordable. I was hoping to buy in Sector 150, but now I'm having second thoughts.
Jewar airport ke paas land lene ka plan tha. Anyone knows which areas are going to benefit the most? Asking for a friend...and myself.
U3, I heard that sectors near the Yamuna Expressway, like Sector 26A and 26B, are prime real estate. But *thoda wait karo*, prices are still fluctuating.
Fluctuating? Bhai, more like skyrocketing! I checked Sector 26A last week, and the rates were already crazy high.
U5, exactly! *Zameen toh sone se bhi mehengi ho gayi hai!* I think waiting is a bad idea. Better to invest now before it's too late.
I bought a flat in Noida Extension 5 years ago. *Possession mila kya?* Nope! Builder is still making excuses. This land rate hike is just another headache for us buyers.
₹4300 per sq meter? Bhai, that's highway robbery...for the buyers! Farmers are laughing all the way to the bank. But what about us middle-class folks? Prices will only go up now.