The plains of western Uttar Pradesh are stirring. The great airport is rising near Jewar. Once, Noida Expressway resounded with the hum of commuters and lorries. But now it croons a lay of growth. Bent on standing firm, residential towers, office blocks, and retail high streets are feeding on hopes of yield and capital gains.
The Noida International Airport (also known as Jewar Airport) is being constructed over an area of approximately 1334 hectares near Jewar, with an anticipated operational start in November 2025. It is planned to eventually handle between 60 million and 120 million passengers per year.
YEIDA plans expressway, metro and RRTS corridors linked. The metro Aqua Line will be extended to Boraki and connected to a multimodal hub where rapid rail is proposed from Ghaziabad to Jewar by 2031.
A new 30-km Delhi–Jewar expressway has also been approved at a cost of ₹40,000 to ₹ 50,000 crore to ease traffic and support airport access; it is expected to be operational before the airport's launch.
Connectivity encompasses not only roads, but also rail, rapid transit, metro services, and expressway spurs.
Now, what once used to be very far away is entering the city's orbit!
Residential and Plots
Commercial & Retail
Sector 140/140A: It is a popular commercial centre where office spaces and retail shop for sale on Noida Expressway have never been seen and still garner good demand from investors before the Airport days. Connectivity-wise, it sits nicely along metro lines and IT parks, perfect for office-space investors.
Sector 150-Just about 1 km off the expressway, home to Bhutani City Center 150, Noida and other high-street commercial developments; shops here rent at ₹ 26772–29138/sq ft sales price; these high-street retail units enjoy strong footfalls coming from huge residential group housing complexes nearby and the upcoming sports township development.
Ghaziabad-Jewar RRTS, expressways, and industrial hubs bordering Sectors 17, 18, 22D are feeding demand for office space and commercial developments.
Office Space on Noida Expressway
Companies seek ready-to-let office space in Sectors 132, 140, and Techzone IV—places close to both the expressway and the airport. Rising demand promises high leasing growth (~20% annually) and low vacancy.
Commercial Shops For Sale Noida Expressway
Retailers and investors keep a close eye on Bhutani City Centre 150 and similar projects. Commercial units are changing hands at levels of around ₹23 to ₹ 30 lakh for shops that are 75 sq ft in area or so. In comparison, retail high street rates range from ₹ 25,000 to ₹ 29,000/sq ft, yielding 12% strong returns on an annual basis.
Residential Projects on Noida Expressway
Developers are launching integrated residential townships along the expressway and near the airport area. Townships like Gaur Yamuna City occupy sizable land and have plots and apartments on offer, thus marking the magnitude of residential growth in this area.
Jewar Airport is no distant dream-it is reshaping land markets today. From Sectors 140 and 150 on Noida Expressway to new industrial zones and townships in the offing, the entire area is pulsing with promise. Office spaces are being filled quickly, retail is taking root, and plot buyers are betting on appreciation. Roads and rails connecting the airport to the rest of the NCR are being redrawn on the property map. With proper investment in projects such as GYGY Mentis, Sector 140, Noida Expressway, Noida, Bhutani City Center 150, and along Noida Expressway, retail/offices stand to reap historic returns. And the story is simple: infrastructure plus demand equals rising value. A new airport brings wings to property.
Q. How has Jewar Airport influenced property prices on the Noida Expressway?
A. Property prices have soared, with commercial rates up approximately 20% in a single year; residential and plot prices were expected to increase by 30–50% by 2027–2030.
Q. What is the average rate in Sector 150 nowadays?
A. Around ₹12,133 per sq ft as of Q2 2025 and would reach around ₹18,000-22,000 per sq ft by 2027.
Q. What about sectors like 22D on the Yamuna Expressway?
A. ₹8,100/sq ft (2025); a 2–3-fold increase in the past five years. Would hit ₹12,000–15,000 by 2027.
Q. Which commercial project shines in Sector 150?
A. Bhutani City Centre 150—high-street shops and offices selling at ₹26k–29k/sq ft, excellent rental demand from surrounding townships.
Q. How much more has been sold close to the airport?
A. In the last 12 months, 390 acres have been sold at a total price of ₹2,340 crore, with lands selling at ₹5–6 crore per acre.
Q. Will office space for sale on Noida Expressway be in demand?
A. Yes, demand is being seen from tech, fintech, and logistics firms in sectors near the airport and expressway (Techzone IV, 140A), with pushing leasing growth at approximately 20% per annum.
Q. Which infrastructure increases value?
A. Highways like the Delhi-Jewar Expressway, the metro's Aqua Line extension, the RRTS rail corridor, and the Bhangel elevated road all combine to give a boost to connectivity.
Q. Is it risky to invest now due to a speculative bubble?
A. The momentum, however, is rapid and is built over infrastructure roll-out and industrial planning, unlike hype. Regulatory controls (RERA, land record digitisation) add to the security of the investment.
Q. Which sectors are best suited for office investments?
A. 140/140A, 132, and Techzone IV, located near the Yamuna Expressway and the airport zone, are the most promising areas for office/retail investments.
Q. What can investors expect in terms of ROI by 2027?
A. Residential and plots may appreciate by 30 to 50 per cent; commercial and office spaces by 20 to 40 per cent.
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