NH‑24—also known as New NH‑9—has quietly redefined what it means to invest in real estate in NCR. Once a transit route, it’s become a magnet for growth, infrastructure, and rising aspirations. Let’s explore why today’s register doesn’t just record where you live—but where you could gain.
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The infrastructure improvements aren’t just technical achievements—they’re real value drivers:
- Asset appreciation—Local data reveals that well-integrated township developments along NH‑24 see property values rising 20–25% higher than standalone housing in similar segmentsWikipedia+9Ghar.tv+9The Economic Times+9.
- Long-term value trend—Pricing along the corridor surged nearly 70% between 2008 and 2018, one of the sharpest growth trajectories in the NCR real estate map Aurum PropTech+4Wave City+4RealtynMore+4.
- Developer confidence—Recent moves like the County Group’s acquisition of a 13.3-acre land parcel (₹400 crore) in Wave City, intended for 1,000 units over three million sq ft, reflect deep belief in sustained demandm.economictimes.com+2The Times of India+2.
If you’ve ever wondered where growth has ground beneath it, NH‑24 is the answer. Here’s why it stands out:
And yes, this is precisely why Civitas is turning its attention to NH‑24 for its upcoming residential project. Not because of trends—but because the corridor is the trend now.
An investment on NH‑24 isn’t just a win on location. It’s a win on foresight. Where infrastructure, connectivity, and sustainable urban growth converge, value doesn’t just exist—it evolves.
That’s the power of investing where modernity meets momentum. And in our view, that’s exactly the kind of foundation worth building on.