Ready to Move Flats in Noida


Let’s understand current scenario of Noida as realty destination. It is almost saturated and inventory is almost grasped by home buyers due to being Noida, no wonder. People have money so investing.
In Noida only selected sectors like- 118–122, 74–79 and 137, 143, and 168 on Noida Expressway are offering ready to move in options. Due to no of inventory is less price factor is a big matter. It will always come with a premium tag.
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I will suggest you to go for sector 74–79 where your budget can get an option with a good negotiated deal. After Metro link, cost has got some revision and units are costing around 5000 INR per sq. ft.
Otherwise your next destination could be 122 where projects can be of your choice. Trust me this belt, sector 118–122, can bag a good deal than any other because it is on the another side of main noida and connecting Noida Extn.
Although FNG is available but prices are still under control. In case you can search Noida Extension and your budget is too good to choose whole lot of units.

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