Houses for Sale in Greater Noida — Villas, Kothis & Independent Houses
In short: Greater Noida Property Dealers has logged over 300 houses and villas for sale in Greater Noida since October 2026. Across 204 priced listings the median asking price is Rs 2.55 Cr, and the middle half is about Rs 1.7 Cr to Rs 3.6 Cr. These are asking prices. Call or WhatsApp 92207 96888, 7 am to 10 pm every day.
Houses & villas in Greater Noida — asking prices from our desk
Looking for a house for sale in Greater Noida? Our market desk has logged over 300 houses, villas and kothis posted for Greater Noida since October 2026, and 204 of them carry a price. The median asking price is ₹2.55 Cr, and the middle half of priced houses falls between about ₹1.7 Cr and ₹3.6 Cr. Call or WhatsApp 92207 96888 with your budget and preferred sectors, and we will shortlist from what is actually on the market this week.
What houses are on the market right now
Many Greater Noida sectors are plotted, so a lot of the housing here is independent: kothis and villas built on residential plots, plus builder floors and flats. On our desk, houses and villas make up over 300 of the roughly 1,400 Greater Noida listings logged since October 2026, and buyers have posted over 200 requests for the Greater Noida market in the same period. These numbers move every week as dealers and owners post and close listings.
A few sectors show up in the house listings again and again: Beta 2, Delta 2, Alpha 1, Omicron 2, Sigma 3, Xu 1 and Xu 2. Beyond the sector name, two houses on the same street can be very different in age, size and finish, so we go by the actual property, not the pin on the map. When we shortlist, we set what you asked for — budget, size, location — against what is genuinely available, and we tell you plainly when the two do not meet.
What a house costs in Greater Noida
From the 204 priced house and villa listings on our desk, the median asking price is ₹2.55 Cr, with the middle half between about ₹1.7 Cr and ₹3.6 Cr. Be clear about one thing: these are asking prices — what sellers are quoting today — not the prices deals finally close at. The final number comes out of negotiation, and it moves with the condition of the house, the plot size, the sector and how ready the seller is. When we take you to a house, we tell you what the seller is asking and where we think the deal can close, based on the other listings sitting on the desk.
If a full kothi is beyond today’s budget, the same city has cheaper ways to buy. Builder floors — 26 listings for sale, median asking ₹1.90 Cr — give you an independent floor with your own entry. Flats cost less again: close to 300 listings for sale with a median asking of ₹1.00 Cr (middle half roughly ₹80 lakh to ₹1.50 Cr), and we keep a separate page for 3 BHK flats in Greater Noida. If you would rather buy land and build, residential plots on the desk have a median asking rate of ₹1.57 lakh per sq m across 439 listings.
Authority-sector houses: what to check before you pay
Most houses in Greater Noida sectors stand on leasehold plots allotted by the Greater Noida Authority, and that shapes how a sale works: the transfer also goes through the Authority. Before any token money changes hands, these are the things to check — and the things we check with you:
- Allotment: see the allotment letter and confirm the plot is Authority-allotted, and in whose name.
- Lease deed and transfer memorandum: ask for the lease deed, and the transfer memorandum if the plot has been resold before. The names should line up with the seller.
- Dues: get the dues position on the plot — Authority dues and anything else charged on it — and a no-dues where the Authority issues one, before payment.
- Building papers: the house should have an approved building map and completion on record. Extra construction without approval is a problem you want to know about before you pay, not after.
- Registry: the sale is completed by registry, and we stay with you through it.
This is why we keep saying: paper check first, token after. The full method — registry, authority records, dues, NOCs — is written out in how to verify property in Greater Noida.
How we help you buy a house
- 1. Tell us what you want. Sector or area, size, budget and timeline — on call or on WhatsApp.
- 2. We shortlist from the live market. Our desk and our own listings — what is posted this week, not an old list.
- 3. Site visits. We take you to the houses, at a time that suits you. We are open 7 am to 10 pm, every day.
- 4. Paper check, then registry. Nothing is paid until the papers are clear. Then we help you right through to the registry.
Selling your house in Greater Noida
If you have a house, villa or kothi to sell in Greater Noida, tell us the sector, the size and the price you expect. We will put it in front of the buyers on our desk — over 200 buyer requests for Greater Noida logged since October 2026 — and share it with the dealers and owners we deal with daily. From your side we run the same paper check in reverse, so the buyer’s questions are answered before they come. We will not promise you a price or a date; we will tell you honestly what the market is saying and bring you buyers who are actually looking.
Once you have bought, if the house needs work before you move in — repairs, paint, a modular kitchen or wardrobes — we can arrange it through our partner firms Aarna Constructions & Interiors and Greater Noida Modular Kitchen Factory.
Related: property dealers in Greater Noida · 3 BHK flats in Greater Noida · property dealers in Greater Noida West. To see houses this week, call 92207 96888.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median price of a house in Greater Noida?
From our desk data (October to 13 November 2026), the median asking price across 204 priced house and villa listings is ₹2.55 Cr, and the middle half falls between about ₹1.7 Cr and ₹3.6 Cr. These are asking prices, not sold prices; the final price is settled by negotiation.
How many houses are for sale in Greater Noida right now?
Our market desk has logged over 300 house and villa listings in Greater Noida since October 2026; 204 of them carry an asking price. The counts change weekly as listings are posted and closed.
Which sectors in Greater Noida have the most houses for sale?
In our desk data, houses come up most often in Beta 2, Delta 2, Alpha 1, Omicron 2, Sigma 3, Xu 1 and Xu 2.
What should I check before buying a house in a Greater Noida Authority sector?
The plot is leasehold, allotted by the Greater Noida Authority, and the transfer goes through the Authority. Check the allotment letter, the lease deed and any transfer memorandum, the dues and no-dues position, the approved building map and completion, and get the sale registered. We check all of this with you before any token money is paid.
Is there a cheaper option than a full house in Greater Noida?
Yes, two. Builder floors have a median asking of ₹1.90 Cr (26 listings for sale on our desk), and flats have a median asking of ₹1.00 Cr across close to 300 listings for sale. We keep both on the same shortlist if your budget is tight.
Planning to build on your plot?
Our sister company Aarna Constructions & Interiors (Kasna, Greater Noida, since 2017) handles house maps, authority approval and construction. Useful guides: