Neharpar, Faridabad

Also known as Greater Faridabad, Neharpar comprises residential Sectors 75-89, located about eight km from the Delhi-Badarpur border, sharing its boundaries with the Eastern Expressway connecting Faridabad to Ghaziabad, Noida and Palwal. Under the Faridabad Master Plan 2031, sectors 66 to 89 have been earmarked as a self-sustained sub-city, with sectors 75 to 89 planned primarily for residential development while sectors 66 to 74 are designated for industrial use.

What was once a quiet extension of an industrial town has turned into one of NCR's most closely watched micro-markets. Faridabad's Sector 66 to Sector 89 belt is collectively known as Neharpar or Greater Faridabad, with Sectors 66-74 as industrial and Sectors 75-89 as residential zones. The area boasts organised sectors such as Sector 81, 82, 85, and 88, with builders like BPTP, Omaxe, and Puri Constructions launching projects catering to families, professionals, and retirees.

Pricing here still reflects the value proposition that first drew buyers to the belt. The average sale price in Neharpar is around 6,500 rupees per sq.ft., with sale price range between ₹8.28 Lakhs to 1.98 Crore. Neharpar is ranked 37 out of 376 localities in Faridabad, with a connectivity rating of 4.1 indicating a well-connected area. That combination of affordability and improving infrastructure is exactly why the belt keeps attracting fresh housing supply.

The bigger story, though, is the scale of change underway around it. The government's Faridabad Master Plan 2031 vision positions this residential stretch as a self-contained sub-city, and momentum from the FNG Expressway, metro extension plans, and the upcoming Jewar airport link is steadily shifting Neharpar from an affordable satellite pocket into a genuine long-term investment address.