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Noida homes to cost more, following steep hike in residential land rates

Noida homes to cost more, following steep hike in residential land rates

Residential land rates in Noida are set to increase, with the New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (NOIDA) Board, at its meeting on June 9, 2016, approving a 14.19% hike in land allotment rates.

All land rates are in rupees per sq metre. Commercial land rates were, however, not hiked.

New rates

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For group housing, the minimum reserve price, which was between Rs 35,420 and Rs 93,750 depending on the category of sectors, the rate has been raised to Rs 41,940 to Rs 1,11,000. Institutional land rates for R&D, film studios and IT/ITES in Sectors 1, 16A and 24, have been hiked from Rs 37,500 to Rs 44,400.

In phase 2 and phase 3 areas, the increase is from Rs 13,550 to Rs 16,040.

For biotech parks, the hike is from Rs 10,240 to Rs 12,120. For telecom centres, post offices, supermarkets, milk, vegetable and fruit centres, land allotment rates have been raised from Rs 7,300 to Rs 8,640.

Land rates of farm houses on agricultural land, have been enhanced from Rs 5,525 to Rs 6,540. Industrial sector rates in phase 1, have been pushed up from Rs 22,640 to Rs 26,810. In phase 2, the hike is from Rs 8,060 to Rs 9,540. In phase 3, the increase is from Rs 8,350 to Rs 9,890.

The authority has also regrouped the sectors in the various categories. The new categories are as follows:

 

 

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