Sector 63, Noida

good place for livinh

Being a genuine commercial-cum-residential hub, the main USP makes my everyday commute to the Sector 62 business centre where companies like IBM and Samsung are located, absolutely stress-free. A quick walk will get you at the Noida Electronic City Metro Station. Close to us are outstanding amenities like Fortis Hospital and premium schools like ASPAM Scottish School. Safety is normally good, and thankfully, the rents are rather cheap for this great region. DLF Mall of India is a short drive for pleasure. My only advice for improvement is a better provision for public parking and the occasional street waterlogging during strong monsoons. Living here is something I strongly advise.

I am giving this place five stars because it is its greatest asset. Its role as a large, cheap employment center sets it apart and successfully connects Noida with Delhi. Sitting directly adjacent to the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and only two kilometers from the Noida Electronic City Metro Station, this area provides rapid connection. Near you are fantastic social facilities including Fortis Hospital and top-notch educational institutions like ASPAM Scottish School; you also have access to Aditya Mall Indirapuram. Returns on rentals for lower-to-mid-budget apartments are very lucrative here. Here, I think the overall safety is acceptable. Still, the neighborhood desperately needs more devoted green parks and recreational areas, and the local public transportation shelters are nearly non-existent. It is a serious absence of services.

In this lovely location, I own a home. I adore this place since it combines first-rate connectivity with contemporary infrastructure. An ideal home is the nearby metro station, the main roadways including the Delhi- Meerut Expressway, and fast connection to employment centers. Schools, hospitals and shopping conveniences are all quite nearby. My favourite aspect is that I live in a peaceful pocket despite the vibrant surroundings. Better control of traffic volumes during peak hours and simpler last-mile public transportation from certain interior locations are one thing I would wish to see better. Still, I feel certain that this area makes a great purchasing and living choice.

Positives: A bright area to live and work is Sector 63, Noida, where I am an owner. Proximity to prominent job centres and great metro access through Noida Electronic City Station give it a huge benefit. Being near to Delhi and the Delhi-Meerut Expressway means we're linked to everything. Chhiyarsi Sabzi Market has a strong local market for everyday requirements.

Negatives: The ongoing growth in crowds makes certain sites feel somewhat congested. Some of the highways are also still too tight for the existing traffic flow. The local government's efforts on improving waste management in the near-home districts would be much appreciated.

Positives: With great affordability contrasted to central Noida, Sector 63 was strategically positioned. The Delhi-Meerut Expressway and Electronic City Metro's proximity made travelling easy. Favorited features were having Fortis Hospital nearby and access to the corporate centre defined this region. Services were numerous. The dedicated Chhiyarsi Sabzi Market was highly practical. The memorable living experience was made possible here.

Negatives: For families, more parks and adequate recreational areas were needed. Many of the internal residential streets also seemed extremely narrow, making intra-sector travel occasionally difficult. Though generally it was a very practical and cozy place to live, I sensed the fast business expansion outstripping the local infrastructure.

Positives: Sector 63 is excellent for connectivity. Right here is the Delhi Meerut Expressway, and the Noida Electronic City Metro Station is quite close to us. Nearby are prominent medical facilities such Fortis Hospital and excellent educational choices such Aspam Scottish School. Shopping is best done at the Chhiyarsi Sabzi Market; for enjoyment, DLF Mall of India is a quick drive. Being a major employment center, living here is safe and the community is active yet welcoming. I find metro accessibility very handy. For the urban lifestyle, one should absolutely live here.

Negatives: I experience rush hour causes severe traffic on the highways here. More parks and green belts could benefit the general surroundings.

Positives: I just moved here and am really surprised at how well linked this is. Travel to Delhi, Ghaziabad, and other sections of Noida is really simple because the site is next to the Delhi-Meerut Expressway and near the Metro station. Daily necessities are met by regional marketplaces and more major stores nearby as well as schools and hospitals including Jeevan Hospital in the region. Here living is secure; there are green areas and rent is reasonable for the quality. Being near the city core yet still in a quiet block is my favourite feature.

Negatives: That being said, two areas require development: roads frequently become clogged by large traffic and certain inside lanes are narrow and under little heavy load. All things considered, I would say it's rather great place to rent.

Positives: I fit right in living here. Its extremely dynamic personality derives from its status as only a commercial center. I picked this place, as it is ideal for business. Though not centrally located in the conventional sense, the Noida Electronic City Metro Station connects Delhi very well. The sheer number of close corporate parks and industrial areas is the main advantage. Hospitals such as Fortis are shut, and rent is rather cheap.

Negatives: Still, the whole infrastructure is getting old and the roads are quite small and choked. Also directly inside the area there is a shortage of renowned hospitals and excellent schools. At last, given so many employees and residents, the area seems very congested, and I worry about minor theft or opportunistic crime in the small roads.

Positives: For work, Sector 63 was really ideal. Being right next to the employment centre meant a very short daily commute. Delhi and other Noida regions had excellent metro station connectivity. Delhi-Meerut Expressway also nearby. Running regular chores and getting medical care was really easy thanks to the nearness of the local Chhiyarsi Sabzi Market and significant hospitals nearby.

Negatives: Many of the historic internal roads were just too small to accommodate the increasing throngs, and the highways felt always backed up. The region seemed to always be active, which occasionally made the streets feel dangerous at night. Furthermore, the general cleanliness and sanitation in the more established, residential areas clearly needed work.