Balaji vihan

location Greater Noida Uttar Pradesh

About Society


Project Details

Balaji Vivaan in Greater Noida West is a ready-to-move housing society. This project is a perfect combination of comfort and style, specifically designed to suit your requirements and conveniences. This housing society is now ready to be called home as families have started moving in. Check out some of the features of Balaji Vivaan housing society:

* Balaji Vivaan Greater Noida West has 3 towers.

How is Greater Noida West for property investment?

Greater Noida West is one of the prime locations to own a home in Greater Noida. It has a promising social and physical infrastructure and an emerging neighbourhood.

How is the future of Greater Noida property market?

Greater Noida real estate market has a range of property options in various price brackets. Greater Noida West in Greater Noida is one of the localities known for some of the best housing societies which makes it a suitable destinations for homebuyers looking for a property for self-use or investment purposes in the city. One thing that makes Greater Noida different from any other city in this region is its potential to attract investors through its flourishing job market and employment opportunities, bringing in fresh housing demand regularly.


What's great here!

Noida Extension, also known as Greater Noida west, is located around 16 km from the employment hub of Sector 62, Noida
Rentals start from INR 8-9/sq ft, the lowest in Noida
Easy connectivity with Delhi through Delhi Meerut Expressway
Hosts a mix of residential, commercial, retail and green zones
Just 2 km from the commercial hubs of Noida Special Economic Zone
Affordable buying as well as rental rates in comparison to most housing hubs in Noida

What needs attention!

High-density area with lakhs of housing units under-construction
Immense pressure on infrastructure due to increasing occupancy rate
Residents complaint of poor air quality due to the construction work in most projects
Lack of public transportation forces residents to depend on private vehicles

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