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New Noida vs Existing Noida: Bigger in Size, but Built for a Different Purpose
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Whitehat Realty04 Sep 20266 min read
New Noida vs Existing Noida: Bigger in Size, but Built for a Different Purpose
New Noida vs Existing Noida: Bigger in Size, but Built for a Different Purpose
Whitehat Realty04 Sep 20266 min readFeatured Guide6 min read
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The main difference is in how the land's used. Existing Noida is a city that has types of uses. It focuses mostly on places where people live. About 37.45% of the land is for areas. New Noida is planned as an area for industry. About 40.27% of the land is for use.
No. They are the same size. Existing Noida is 203.16 square kilometers. New Noida is 209.11 kilometers. That makes New Noida about 3% bigger.
13.44% of the land is for residential use. That is around 2,811 hectares. Out of that 1,426 hectares are already villages. That leaves 6.6% of the land which is about 1,385 hectares, for new housing areas.
Because a lot of the land is for industry. 8,421 Hectares are for use. That is 40.27% of the land. That is three times more than Existing Noida. The plan is to have places for factories, storage, food production, transport, engineering and training centers.
New Noida is close to the Western Freight Corridors. It is near the Dadri area that handles logistics. There is a planned terminal that connects Dadri and Bodaki. It also has the possibility of air cargo from the Noida International Airport.
The biggest risk is that people might be buying just because they think the prices will go up. If the prices go up fast before there are real factories and jobs it could be a problem. The value of homes will depend on whether real jobsre created.
The area follows the DNGIR Master Plan 2041. It will be built in steps up to the year 2041. The first phase is for 3,165 hectares. This includes getting the land and building the roads, water, waste and electricity.
No. "Near New Noida" is a way to sell land, not a real legal status. Before you buy you should check the ownership papers, the area details, how the land is used and any official news, about the land being taken.