Article by Vikas Sharma
Ghaziabad, is the well develop city in Uttar Prades. Ghaziabad is considered the richest district in Uttar Pradesh according to a report by the NITI Aayog, there are only 7 percent of the poor live in Ghaziabad. The city is the home over 34 Lakh plus people, Ghaziabad is a premium business area in Delhi-NCR. Lets check the pros and cons of living in Ghaziabad.
Pros of Living in Ghaziabad
Career Opportunities
The Ghaziabad is an engineering city, there are several big manifacturing units for vegetable oil, electroplated items, tapestries, diesel engines, bicycles, heavy chains, brass brackets, lanterns, glassware, pottery, and paint and varnish. Ghaziabad also developed an electronics sector and set up several tobacco farms and cigarette factories
Ghaziabad is the hub of well known like Bharat Electronics Limited, Dabur India Limited, International Tobacco Company Limited, Modi Sugar Mills, Mohan Meakin Limited, Shriram Pistons and Rings Ltd, Tata Steel BSL Limited, and many more, so you can get a good job in here. The real estate sector is also booming in Ghaziabad. There are abundant job openings and opportunities for ambitious professionals to advance their careers, ensuring good salaries and more disposable income.
EducationÂ
Ghaziabad homes some of the country’s best educational institutes and engineering college such as Raj Kumar Goel Institue of Technology, Inderprastha Engineering College, Abesit Group of Institutions, KIET Group of Institutions, Babu Banarsi Das Institute of technology, Hi-Tech institute of engineering and technology, IMS, Ghaziabad, IMT Ghaziabad, SRM University, Sunderdeep Engineering College (SDEC) etc . All the instutions in Noida ensures quality education, exceptional faculty, and excellent infrastructure. As a student in Noida, you can build strong networks and be part of a vibrant campus life.
Infrastructure
The Ghaziabad has improved infrastructure systems that are necessary for a vibrant city for example buildings, transport, and water and power supplies. There are several state of the art teratory like Indirapuram, Vashali, Vasundhara, Raj Nagar Extension, Siddharth Vihar, Web City, Crossings Republic, etc. Malls like North India Mall, Pasicfic mall, EDM Mall, Opulent Mall etc.
Connectivity
The largest airport in India, The Jewar International Airport, will be functioning soon, (Noida International Airport) and there is direct metro connectivity propsed. Domestic Airport Hindon is right in the middle of city.
Ghaziabad Metro: Travel comfortably across Delhi, Noida and Greater Noida and its suburbs using the extensive and efficient metro network.
Public Transport: Rely on a comprehensive system of,Buses auto-rickshaws, and taxis that make commuting straightforward and accessible.
Food and Culture
All types of Indian veg and non veg food are available in Ghaziabad.
Cons of Living in Ghaziabad
Cost of Living
The cost of living in Ghaziabad is exceptionally high in compare of other Uttar Pradesh cities and adjoing areas of Delhi-NCR. Real estate prices, rents, and property price is very high.
The rental cost for a 1 BHK( one bedroom hall kitchen) apartment (group housing) in the areas like Indirapuram, Vashali, Vasundhara, Raj Nagar Extension, Siddharth Vihar, Web City, Crossings Republic starts ranges from ₹8,000 to ₹15,000 per month. And in the old city, the cost ranges from ₹3,500 to ₹10,000 per month.
The price per square foot to buy an apartment in the prime areas of city ranges from ₹7,500 to ₹15,000, and outside the prime areas, it ranges from ₹5,000 to ₹10,000.
School fees are also high in Ghaziabad. Ghaziabad is a city of rich people It’s challenging to enjoy a good standard of living in Ghaziabad without a high-paying job or high-profit business.
Pollution
Ghaziabad suffers from air and noise pollution, especially in winter from October to December, posing major health risks. Uncontrolled construction activities.
SafetyÂ
Safety, especially for women during the night, is a concer.
Conclusion
Ghaziabad is one of the most preferred living and real estate investment destinations in India. It is adjacent to the National capital, Delhi. It’s a very beautiful city, in which all the resources are available for a good life. Well-planned infrastructure, very known malls, hotels, schools, hospitals, stadiums, multinational companies, and picnic spots, and the people here are very friendly.
Factor in your career goals, financial ability, health considerations and safety concerns when making this important choice. Weigh the benefits versus the drawbacks to determine if shifting base to Ghaziabad is right for you.
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