Sanchar Nest Palm Heights Wave City, Ghaziabad

Noida Authority Hikes Land Acquisition Rates for New Noida Project

The Noida Authority has increased land acquisition rates for farmers by ₹1,135 per square meter, raising it from ₹5,324 to ₹6,459 per sqm. This decision is aimed at expediting land acquisition for the New Noida project and was part of a board meeting that also approved a new registry policy for properties. Farmers will receive a five percent 'abadi plot' in addition to the revised compensation.

Rent in Sanchar Nest Palm Heights ranges from ₹ 24 K to ₹ 40 K with options available for 3 BHK, 4 BHK.

Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation's Rs 227 Crore Infrastructure Development Initiative

The Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation (GMC) has launched infrastructure projects worth ₹227 crore, with implementation planned across all 100 wards by March 2026. The allocation includes funds for urban beautification (₹6 crore), solid waste management (₹32 crore), and air quality improvement (₹30 crore).

Indirapuram Transitions to Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation, Highlighting Infrastructure Needs

Indirapuram officially became the sixth municipal zone of the Ghaziabad Municipal Corporation (GMC) in April 2026, following its handover from the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA). The GDA committed ₹185 crore to the GMC for upgrading civic facilities.

Railway Multitracking Project to Enhance Connectivity to Bareilly

The Union Cabinet has approved two major railway multitracking projects worth ₹24,815 crore, which will add approximately 601 km to the railway network. One of these projects, the Ghaziabad–Sitapur 3rd and 4th line (403 km), will improve connectivity across industrial centers including Ghaziabad, Moradabad, and Bareilly.

During Q1'2026, average property prices for Sanchar Nest Palm Heights moved from ₹ 5,900/sqft to ₹ 6,900/sqft, reflecting a 16.95% rise.

Ghaziabad Railway Station Redevelopment Behind Schedule

The redevelopment of Ghaziabad railway station, started in January 2023 with a 30-month timeline, has missed deadline with only 40% of the work completed. The project aims to transform the station into a modern three-storey complex with new foot overbridges, escalators, a skywalk, multi-level parking, and dedicated lanes for e-buses. The delay is attributed to the complexity of construction on a busy trunk line.