Housing board set to offer more than 150 plots in Siddharth Vihar, Ghaziabad, ET RealEstate
GHAZIABAD: Housing board is set to offer over 150 plotted properties in Siddharth Vihar township, which is fast emerging as a viable option to homebuyers due to its proximity to Delhi and affordable housing.
Spanning over 635 acres, the township along the Delhi-Meerut Expressway is barely a 30-minute drive from Noida City Centre and Connaught Place. Ghaziabad rapid rail and Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) metro stations are less than 5km away.
To boost connectivity to the township, GDA plans to link the township to Hindon Elevated Road through a 24m road and cloverleaf interchange on the Delhi or UP Gate carriageway. A bridge over the Hindon River connecting Siddharth Vihar with trans-Hindon areas is also in the offing.
Plans are afoot to link Siddharth Vihar to Greater Noida West and Noida International Airport via a 72km RRTS corridor too.
Housing board officials told TOI the township is 30% developed, but its strategic location makes it a preferred residential destination. Last year, the board hiked the plot rates by Rs 6,180 per sqm from Rs 58,820 per sqm. Currently, a 100 sqm plot in the township cost around Rs 65 lakh.
Over 40,000 people have moved into the Brahmaputra, Kanshiram Yojna, Ganga, Yamuna and Hindon towers, developed by the housing board over the past few years.
