South Ghaziabad
Pincode- 201001
Block B, Janak Puri is a residential pocket in Sahibabad, Ghaziabad, pin code 201006, sitting in western Ghaziabad along the Delhi–UP border within the NCR's Trans-Hindon belt. The locality borders Shalimar Garden, Brindavan Garden Extension, and Raj Bagh, with Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Park offering a green break close by. Shubh Public School and Shreya Hospital both sit within a kilometre, while Raj Bagh Metro Station on the Red Line is about 900 m away, and Grand Trunk (GT) Road runs through the area connecting it to East Delhi and central Ghaziabad. As of August 2026, property rates here range from Rs. 4,300 to Rs. 6,700 per sq ft, and steady demand from Sahibabad's industrial workforce and East Delhi commuters keeps rental activity brisk through the year.
I like the proper Delhi neighbourhood feel here. Streets stay active, local markets are close and you can get most things without going far. Parking is a whole different game, especially in the evening.
Schools and everyday shops are close by, which makes life easier. The lanes feel okay during the day and there is always some activity around. Traffic near the main road gets a bit too much sometimes.
Metro access from Janak Puri makes office travel pretty manageable. The real villain is peak hour traffic.... one small delay and suddenly the whole journey is cooked. Bike or metro works better than taking a car daily.
Block B has that proper lived in vibe. Nothing feels too quiet or too chaotic inside the lanes. Groceries, medical shops, snacks, everything is around. Not gonna lie, daily life here is pretty sorted.
Morning time is nice and less noisy on the inside roads. Shops are close for small errands. Footpaths are not perfect everywhere, so walking on the busier roads needs a little care.
I usually come here for quick errands and meeting people. Getting around is easy enough, but parking is seriously not it. Autos and e rickshaws help a lot when the roads get packed.
Janak Puri has steady rental demand and Block B benefits from being inside an established residential area. There is regular shopping and metro access around. I would still compare rents street by street before investing.
Food scene is lowkey good here. Cheap snacks, groceries and random little shops are everywhere. Metro makes things easier too. Only problem is peak hour traffic, which can turn a 15 minute ride into a whole side quest.
Rent is not exactly cheap, but the area gives you a lot of daily stuff nearby. I like the metro access and the general street activity. Some lanes get cramped with parked cars... that's the main headache.
Grand Trunk (GT) Road is the primary road connecting Block B, Janak Puri, Ghaziabad. A few more options nearby are:
Raj Bagh Metro Station on the Red Line is the nearest metro station, about 900 m away. A few more options nearby are:
Sahibabad Junction Railway Station is the nearest railway station, about 2.5 km away. A few more options nearby are:
DLF Public School and Khaitan Public School are among the top educational institutions near Block B, Janak Puri. A few more options nearby are:
Shreya Hospital is the nearest major hospital to Block B, Janak Puri. A few more options nearby are:
Pacific Mall Ghaziabad is the nearest large shopping mall to Block B, Janak Puri. A few more options nearby are:
Some of the popular sub-localities in Block B, Janak Puri include:
Some of the top employment hubs near Block B, Janak Puri include:
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According to NoBroker's recent data, Block B, Janak Puri falls within a micro-market where average property rates hover between Rs. 4,300 and Rs. 6,700 per sq ft, with rental yields averaging around 5% annually. Rental rates range between Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month. Builder floors and mid-rise apartments dominate the supply here, and steady demand from Sahibabad's industrial workforce and East Delhi commuters keeps both sale and rental activity active through the year.
As of August 2026, the average monthly rent is around Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month and goes higher from there onwards.
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Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 10,000 |
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Rs. 14,000 to Rs. 20,000 |
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Independent House, Sanjiv Marg, Block A, near Rawa Rajput Dharamshala, Janak Puri, ghaziabad
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Independent House, Sanjiv Marg Near gaur enclave 2, Janak Puri, ghaziabad
Rent: ₹ 10,000
As of August 2026, property rates in Block B, Janak Puri range from around Rs. 4,300 to Rs. 6,700 per sq ft, with diverse builder-floor and apartment options across budgets.
Raj Bagh Metro Station on the Red Line is about 900 m away, with Shaheed Nagar Metro Station equally close. UP Roadways buses and e-rickshaws serve the area, and GT Road gives quick road access to East Delhi, Noida, and central Ghaziabad.
Sahibabad Junction Railway Station is the nearest, about 2.5 km away via GT Road.
The PIN code of Block B, Janak Puri is 201006.
Yes, the locality is considered safe and liveable, with well-lit main roads and active local policing. Its resident mix includes working professionals, families, and students drawn by the area's industrial and institutional proximity.
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Block B is actually pretty chill. Shops, food and autos are all around, so daily stuff is basically sorted. Main road gets crazy during peak hours though... like why is everyone outside at the same time?
I like the proper Delhi neighbourhood feel here. Streets stay active, local markets are close and you can get most things without going far. Parking is a whole different game, especially in the evening.
Schools and everyday shops are close by, which makes life easier. The lanes feel okay during the day and there is always some activity around. Traffic near the main road gets a bit too much sometimes.
Metro access from Janak Puri makes office travel pretty manageable. The real villain is peak hour traffic.... one small delay and suddenly the whole journey is cooked. Bike or metro works better than taking a car daily.
Block B has that proper lived in vibe. Nothing feels too quiet or too chaotic inside the lanes. Groceries, medical shops, snacks, everything is around. Not gonna lie, daily life here is pretty sorted.
Morning time is nice and less noisy on the inside roads. Shops are close for small errands. Footpaths are not perfect everywhere, so walking on the busier roads needs a little care.
I usually come here for quick errands and meeting people. Getting around is easy enough, but parking is seriously not it. Autos and e rickshaws help a lot when the roads get packed.
Janak Puri has steady rental demand and Block B benefits from being inside an established residential area. There is regular shopping and metro access around. I would still compare rents street by street before investing.
Food scene is lowkey good here. Cheap snacks, groceries and random little shops are everywhere. Metro makes things easier too. Only problem is peak hour traffic, which can turn a 15 minute ride into a whole side quest.
Rent is not exactly cheap, but the area gives you a lot of daily stuff nearby. I like the metro access and the general street activity. Some lanes get cramped with parked cars... that's the main headache.
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Block B is actually pretty chill. Shops, food and autos are all around, so daily stuff is basically sorted. Main road gets crazy during peak hours though... like why is everyone outside at the same time?