The Greater Faridabad corridor has run hard for three years. We look at what is priced in, and what is not.
Every client who walks in asking about investment asks about Neharpar. The corridor has delivered roughly 60% appreciation over three years, and the natural question is whether the run is over.
Our view is that the easy money is gone but the story is not. The metro extension is priced in. What is not priced in is the commercial layer — Neharpar still has almost no Grade A office or organised retail, and that gap will close.
The risk is supply. There is a great deal of licensed land in the corridor that has not yet been built out. If three large developers launch simultaneously, absorption will lag and prices will sit flat for a couple of years.
If your horizon is under three years, we would steer you elsewhere. If it is seven or more, the corridor still has room.
This article is general information, not financial, legal or investment advice. Property markets move and individual circumstances differ. Please take professional advice on your own situation before acting on anything here.
