Ward No 8, Dasna, Ghaziabad
South Ghaziabad
Pincode- 245101
South Ghaziabad
Pincode- 245101
Ward No. 8, Dasna sits in the northeastern part of Ghaziabad, carrying the PIN code 201015 and bordered by Adhyatmik Nagar, Mayur Vihar Dasna, and Masuri. The locality lies close to Masuri Jheel, a landscaped lake used for boating and small getaways, and is well served by local social infrastructure, including CHC Dasna government hospital less than a kilometre away and Gurukul The School nearby. There is no metro station in the immediate vicinity; the nearest is Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) on the Red Line, roughly 11 km away. NH-9, the Delhi–Hapur–Moradabad highway, runs directly through the area and anchors its road connectivity. Property prices here range from Rs. 3,850 to Rs. 9,000 per sq ft, and the area continues to see steady rental demand from students at nearby colleges and workers employed at the industrial units along the highway.
Living here in Ward No 8 is decent as daily groceries and vegetable shops on Hapur Road are very close by. Area stays mostly peaceful at night, and getting shared autos for local travel is easy enough throughout the day.
Schools like DPSG International are barely 5 minutes away, which makes morning routine very easy. Neighborhood is safe for walking in daytime, and basic clinics plus local markets are right inside the locality... very sorted place to stay.
Travelling towards Delhi via NH9 is fast if you have a bike, but crossing the main Dasna intersection during rush hour takes 20 minutes easily. Heavy dust from traffic is annoying, though rent and daily living costs are quite cheap.
Drains along the main lane get overflowing during monsoon rains, turning streets muddy. Garbage pickup in Ward No 8 is not regular, so people keep dumping waste at road corners... local authority needs to clear it more often.
Mornings are nice for light walks inside the residential lanes. Footpaths are completely missing here, so one has to be extra careful with fast bikes passing through. Local chemists and vegetable vendors are fortunately nearby.
I visit this area often for work near Wave City Marg side. Finding open parking for cars on the main streets is never a problem here compared to central Ghaziabad. Local tea stalls and food shops are also pretty decent.
Property prices around Ward No 8 are still around 3500 per sq ft, making it a budget spot. Rental demand from industrial workers and college students stays steady, so getting tenants for 8k to 10k rent is fairly smooth.
Finding decent PG rooms with mess facility inside Ward No 8 is a big pain. No good library or study spots around here, and autos charge 50 rupees just to drop you at the nearest metro feed point... really hard area for students.
Running a grocery shop on the main lane gets good footfall from nearby residents. Electricity supply is fine now with minimal power cuts. Parking for delivery vehicles gets tight during evening market hours, but somehow manageable.
Ikla-Inayatpur Road is the primary road connecting Ward No. 8, Dasna, Ghaziabad. A few more options nearby are:
There is no metro station within the immediate vicinity of Ward No. 8. Shaheed Sthal on the Red Line, about 11 km away, is the nearest option for residents willing to combine bus and metro travel. A few more options nearby are:
Dasna Junction Railway Station is the nearest railway station, located within the locality itself. A few more options nearby are:
Gurukul The School and Sunder Deep World School are among the top schools serving the area. A few more options nearby are:
CHC Dasna, a government-run Community Health Centre, is the nearest hospital. A few more options nearby are:
Signature Street Mall in Govindpuram, about 3.5 km away, is the nearest shopping mall. A few more options nearby are:
Some of the popular sub-localities in Ward No. 8, Dasna include:
Some of the top employment hubs near Ward No. 8, Dasna include:
Some of the famous landmarks in Ward No. 8, Dasna are:
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According to NoBroker's recent data, property prices in Dasna are lower than Ghaziabad's central city areas, and the diverse price range reflects everything from affordable apartments to larger villa-style housing. Property rates range from Rs. 3,850 to Rs. 9,000 per sq ft, while rental demand stays healthy given the concentration of colleges and industrial units in the vicinity, and prices are expected to firm up further as highway upgrades, including the Eastern Peripheral Expressway link, progress.
As of July 2026, the average monthly rent is around Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 18,000 per month and goes higher from there onwards.
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As of July 2026, property prices range from Rs. 3,850 to Rs. 9,000 per square foot, with diverse options from affordable apartments to larger homes.
There is no metro station within the immediate vicinity; Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) on the Red Line, about 11 km away, is the nearest. Dasna Bus Stand and UPSRTC buses handle most local commuting, while NH-9 gives direct road access to Ghaziabad and Delhi.
Dasna Junction Railway Station is located within the locality itself, with Adhyatmik Nagar Halt about 1 km away as a secondary option.
The PIN code is 201015.
Yes, it is generally considered safe, with local police presence around the main market and bus stand areas. The resident and tenant profile is a mix of families, students attending nearby colleges, and workers employed at the surrounding industrial units.
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Rent is quite low around Ward No 8 at 7k per month, but water supply comes for just two hours in the morning. Auto availability to Govindpuram in the evening is poor, and street lights on inner roads do not work properly...
Living here in Ward No 8 is decent as daily groceries and vegetable shops on Hapur Road are very close by. Area stays mostly peaceful at night, and getting shared autos for local travel is easy enough throughout the day.
Schools like DPSG International are barely 5 minutes away, which makes morning routine very easy. Neighborhood is safe for walking in daytime, and basic clinics plus local markets are right inside the locality... very sorted place to stay.
Travelling towards Delhi via NH9 is fast if you have a bike, but crossing the main Dasna intersection during rush hour takes 20 minutes easily. Heavy dust from traffic is annoying, though rent and daily living costs are quite cheap.
Drains along the main lane get overflowing during monsoon rains, turning streets muddy. Garbage pickup in Ward No 8 is not regular, so people keep dumping waste at road corners... local authority needs to clear it more often.
Mornings are nice for light walks inside the residential lanes. Footpaths are completely missing here, so one has to be extra careful with fast bikes passing through. Local chemists and vegetable vendors are fortunately nearby.
I visit this area often for work near Wave City Marg side. Finding open parking for cars on the main streets is never a problem here compared to central Ghaziabad. Local tea stalls and food shops are also pretty decent.
Property prices around Ward No 8 are still around 3500 per sq ft, making it a budget spot. Rental demand from industrial workers and college students stays steady, so getting tenants for 8k to 10k rent is fairly smooth.
Finding decent PG rooms with mess facility inside Ward No 8 is a big pain. No good library or study spots around here, and autos charge 50 rupees just to drop you at the nearest metro feed point... really hard area for students.
Running a grocery shop on the main lane gets good footfall from nearby residents. Electricity supply is fine now with minimal power cuts. Parking for delivery vehicles gets tight during evening market hours, but somehow manageable.
Rent is quite low around Ward No 8 at 7k per month, but water supply comes for just two hours in the morning. Auto availability to Govindpuram in the evening is poor, and street lights on inner roads do not work properly...