Infrastructure & Connectivity
The Land of Lord Krishna, Vrindavan, isn't just a spiritual landmark—it's one of India's hottest investment destinations. With a steady flow of domestic and international tourists, Vrindavan has experienced a 15.11% YoY growth in 2023.Let's understand in detail what makes properties in Vrindavan an ideal choice for investors:
Noida International Airport
Before Jewar Airport, Delhi's IGI was the closest airport to Vrindavan, about 3 hours away. The new airport at Jewar is only 1.5 hours off, meaning travel into the city is cut down by nearly half.
With boosted connectivity and strategic location, the commercial and residential real estate in Vrindavan is attracting investors nationwide.
The airport will create direct & indirect employment opportunities for over 1 lakh people, which will have a bearing on Vrindvan's commercial ecosystem.
It is scheduled to commence operations by April 2025, which further positions Vrindavan as a promising investment destination in the region.
World's Tallest Krishna Temple
Dedicated to Lord Krishna, Chandrodaya Temple is set to be the world's tallest temple. It will be a 70-storey temple which is expected to emerge as a major display of Indian culture. Here's how it reshapes the city's real estate sector: The project will result in infrastructure development, such as better roads and civic amenities. The temple, with foundations deeper than the Burj Khalifa, is a biodiversity park with intriguing themes like a sacred forest, butterfly park, and ayurvedic herbal garden, and it is the talk of the town already. In the upcoming years, it will add to the city's tourist footfall, further boosting local real estate. With the foundation of the Chandrodaya Temple, Vrindavan's real estate market is poised for remarkable growth. A prime example of this trend can be seen in Ayodhya, where property prices surged by nearly 50% following the laying of the Ram Mandir's foundation stone, attracting both Indian investors and NRIs alike. Vrindavan is expected to witness a similar boom.
Rising Property Demand
Vrindavan's real estate market is witnessing a significant surge, driven in part by the growing demand from senior citizens. According to a report by Colliers, a large number of India's senior citizens are now opting for Tier II and III cities, seeking a serene and spiritually enriching lifestyle. This trend further elevates Vrindavan's appeal as a prime real estate destination. Furthermore, with Vrindavan's expanding tourism industry and ongoing infrastructure advancements, projects like Keshav Majestic are making waves as one of the top residential projects in Vrindavan.
Banke Bihari Corridor
The Banke Bihari Corridor has resulted in a sudden boost to Vrindavan's real estate market. Let's take a look at the project's highlights: Connected to the Yamuna Expressway, the corridor is being built on the lines of Kashi Vishwanath Temple Corridor. Spread across 500,000 sq ft.*, it will develop new decongested lanes, retail areas, and new temple passageways. It will offer three convenient routes into Vrindavan: from Jugalghat, Vidyapeeth Square, and Jadoun Parking Area.
Proximity to Major Cities
Vrindavan boasts excellent connectivity to major cities through a network of expressways, highways, and rail routes, making it an attractive real estate option. Well connected with Delhi NCR and Agra through Yamuna Expressway. Agra-Lucknow Expressway links Vrindavan to Agra and Lucknow. NH-19 connects Vrindavan to Delhi, Mathura, Agra, Kanpur, and further towards Kolkata Mathura Junction provides strong rail connectivity, making Vrindavan easily reachable from across the country.