North Ghaziabad
Pincode- 201003
Sikhrani is a developing village locality on the Ghaziabad-Delhi border, in the Loni tehsil, under pin code 201102. It lies close to Chirori, Banthla and Chirauri, near the main Loni Road. It is an affordable, semi-rural area popular with budget buyers, offering markets, schools and hospitals in the wider Loni area, with a mixed residential character. Shiv Vihar metro station on the Pink Line, about 9 km away, is the nearest metro link, with Banthla Flyover and the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway giving access to Delhi in around 40 to 45 minutes. Property rates in Sikhrani, Ghaziabad in 2026 range from Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 7,000 per sq ft, with plots and independent houses common, and rising demand from budget homebuyers.
The nearest metro like Shiv Vihar is more than 5 km away so zipping to classes is a tough task. E-rickshaws take a lot of time and the shared autos are always heavily packed by the time they reach our lane, plus they charge a lot.
Living here is peaceful because it is away from the main city rush and noisy traffic bottlenecks. The internal plot lanes are fairly quiet, though we desperately need the authorities to install proper street lights for safety after 8 PM.
Got a decent 2 BHK plot floor here for just 9k rent which fits my small budget perfectly. But the major problem is the borewell water quality, it is very hard and tastes salty so you have to buy drinking cans.
Travelling towards the Noida or Delhi work hubs is a big daily pain from this pocket. The narrow connecting lanes towards Loni road stay jammed with trucks, and you easily lose 25 minutes just getting out of the area.
Taking a walk inside the local colony block is very difficult these days. People just dump piles of loose construction sand and brick stones right on the pathways, and the dust makes breathing very hard.
The power supply is surprisingly stable here now, hardly any major cuts even during the peak summer months. It keeps my local store running smoothly without wasting money on heavy battery inverter setups.
There are a couple of decent small private schools nearby which saves a lot of school bus travel time for the youngsters. The neighborhood feels safe during daytime, though open drains on the side streets are a constant worry.
Roads inside the new private phases are completely unpaved and full of dirt. Driving a car here is a nightmare because the tyre gets stuck in muddy patches, and there is zero designated visitor parking space.
Plot rates are still quite low here compared to core Ghaziabad sectors, so entry cost is cheap. Rental demand from workforce families is rising due to the expressway links, making it a decent option for long term gains.
Chiroli Road and Loni-Ghaziabad Road are the main arterial routes. Other notable options include:
Shiv Vihar Metro Station on the Pink Line, St Thomas School Bus Stop and Dhikoli Mod Bus Stop are key hubs. Additional facilities include:
Noli Railway Station (5.8 km) and Indira Gandhi International Airport (approx. 46 km) are major hubs. Additional transport links include:
HS International School and SJ International School are prominent institutions. Other notable options include:
Suman Nursing Home and City Hospital are key medical centres. Additional facilities in the area are:
Sunrise Mall and Pacific Mall are popular shopping destinations. Additional shopping facilities are:
Adesh Nagar and Shakalpura are adjacent sub-localities. Other nearby areas include:
Pacific Business Park is a key employment zone. Additional employment hubs include:
Dhan Singh Gurjar College and Indian Cricket Ground are recognised places. Other notable landmarks include:
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The real estate market in Sikhrani Ghaziabad has shown steady performance, driven by its developing nature and proximity to established commercial zones. Rental yields remain attractive for property owners, particularly for 1 and 2 BHK configurations, catering to a workforce commuting to nearby Ghaziabad and Noida hubs. Property prices in Sikhrani, Loni, Ghaziabad average Rs. 3,500 to Rs. 7,000 per sq ft, with monthly rentals ranging between Rs. 6,000 and Rs. 18,000. As per NoBroker’s recent data, the area displays a steady 6% YoY growth driven by its budget-friendly land configurations and upcoming road corridor expansions.
As of July 2026, the rental price in Sikhrani Ghaziabad, Ghaziabad ranges from Rs. 6,000 to Rs. 18,000 per month.
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1 BHK |
Rs. 6,000 - Rs. 9,000 |
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2 BHK |
Rs. 9,000 - Rs. 15,000 |
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3 BHK |
Rs. 12,000 - Rs. 18,000 |
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Buying daily veggies or basic medicine is quite easy now since a few small shops have opened right inside the main colony road. You do not have to walk all the way out to the Chirodi Road crossing just to get bread or milk.
The nearest metro like Shiv Vihar is more than 5 km away so zipping to classes is a tough task. E-rickshaws take a lot of time and the shared autos are always heavily packed by the time they reach our lane, plus they charge a lot.
Living here is peaceful because it is away from the main city rush and noisy traffic bottlenecks. The internal plot lanes are fairly quiet, though we desperately need the authorities to install proper street lights for safety after 8 PM.
Got a decent 2 BHK plot floor here for just 9k rent which fits my small budget perfectly. But the major problem is the borewell water quality, it is very hard and tastes salty so you have to buy drinking cans.
Travelling towards the Noida or Delhi work hubs is a big daily pain from this pocket. The narrow connecting lanes towards Loni road stay jammed with trucks, and you easily lose 25 minutes just getting out of the area.
Taking a walk inside the local colony block is very difficult these days. People just dump piles of loose construction sand and brick stones right on the pathways, and the dust makes breathing very hard.
The power supply is surprisingly stable here now, hardly any major cuts even during the peak summer months. It keeps my local store running smoothly without wasting money on heavy battery inverter setups.
There are a couple of decent small private schools nearby which saves a lot of school bus travel time for the youngsters. The neighborhood feels safe during daytime, though open drains on the side streets are a constant worry.
Roads inside the new private phases are completely unpaved and full of dirt. Driving a car here is a nightmare because the tyre gets stuck in muddy patches, and there is zero designated visitor parking space.
Plot rates are still quite low here compared to core Ghaziabad sectors, so entry cost is cheap. Rental demand from workforce families is rising due to the expressway links, making it a decent option for long term gains.
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Buying daily veggies or basic medicine is quite easy now since a few small shops have opened right inside the main colony road. You do not have to walk all the way out to the Chirodi Road crossing just to get bread or milk.