Indirapuram has recorded the highest number of cumulative registered residential transactions in Ghaziabad between FY 2021 and FY 2025, according to Square Yards. The locality outpaced other key areas like Vaishali, Rajnagar Extension, Pratap Vihar, Shahpur Bamheta, and Loni.
Transaction volumes ranged between 3,500–4,000 units annually—nearly three times the pre-pandemic average. FY 2023 saw the highest activity with 4,900 units sold.
Ravi Nirwal, Sales Director & Principal Partner, Square Yards, said: “What we’re seeing in Ghaziabad is a textbook case of how infrastructure can reshape residential real estate dynamics. The Delhi–Meerut Expressway and RRTS nearing full operational status have significantly boosted buyer confidence. Indirapuram, in particular, offers that rare mix of accessibility, affordability, and lifestyle amenities, something that buyers are actively seeking post-pandemic.”
In FY 2025 alone, prices in Indirapuram rose by 19%, compared to a 9% increase across the broader Ghaziabad market. Vikas Bhasin, MD of Saya Group, commented: “Indirapuram is no longer a fringe market—it is now a central player in NCR’s real estate growth story, offering a compelling proposition for discerning homebuyers and investors alike.”
Government investments in roads, metro connectivity, and civic amenities have transformed Indirapuram into a high-demand urban neighborhood. Its proximity to central Delhi and Noida makes it ideal for buyers seeking value in a saturated market.
While Gurugram and Noida face rising launch prices and inventory oversupply, Ghaziabad is emerging as a smart alternative. Indirapuram’s well-developed social infrastructure—including schools, hospitals, malls, and entertainment centers—supports a self-sustained ecosystem.
Average property rates have crossed Rs13,000–Rs15,000 per sq. ft., reflecting strong buyer sentiment. With limited new launches and steady absorption, the area is poised for continued growth in the near to mid-term.
