Noida Property Guide 2026: Prices by Sector, Jewar Airport and Metro Impact, Rents, Costs and Buying Checklist
"Noida has had the fastest home price growth of any major Indian city since 2019."
Short answer: Flats in Noida cost about ₹12,650 per sq ft on average in 2026. That ranges from about ₹10,650 in Sector 168 to ₹18,100 in Sector 128, and from ₹8,350 to ₹8,750 in Greater Noida. Prices are up 125% since 2019, faster than any other major Indian city, and are still rising 7% to 8% a year. Rents return only about 2.6% a year. Stamp duty is 7% for men and 6% for women on property up to ₹1 crore, plus 1% registration. The new Jewar airport opened in June 2026. Before buying, check that the developer has paid its land dues so your flat can be registered.
Key takeaways
- Flats average about ₹12,650 per sq ft, from ₹10,650 in Sector 168 to ₹18,100 in Sector 128; Greater Noida averages about ₹8,500.
- Prices are up 125% since 2019, the fastest of India's major cities, and now rise 7% to 8% a year.
- The Jewar airport began flights on 15 June 2026, and three metro extensions were approved in 2025 and 2026.
- Gross rental yields average only about 2.6%, so owning costs about 3.1 times as much a month as renting.
- Stamp duty is 7% for men and 6% for women on value up to ₹1 crore, plus 1% registration. Check the project's registry status before buying.
Noida property at a glance
| Measure | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Average asking price, Noida | ₹12,650 per sq ft | Square Yards, September 2026 |
| Average asking price, Greater Noida | ₹8,500 per sq ft | Square Yards, September 2026 |
| Average price, Noida | ₹10,780 per sq ft | ANAROCK, Q2 2026 |
| Weighted average price, Noida | ₹15,109 per sq ft | Knight Frank, H1 2026 |
| Price change since 2019 | +125% | ANAROCK |
| Price change, latest year | Noida +7% to +8%; Greater Noida +6% to +11% | Knight Frank |
| NCR homes sold, Jan–Sep 2026 | 35,574, −11% | Knight Frank |
| 2 BHK rent | About ₹24,000 to ₹35,000 a month in most sectors | Square Yards; ANAROCK |
| Gross rental yield | About 2.6% (Square Yards); 3.9% (ANAROCK) | Square Yards; ANAROCK |
| Stamp duty | 7% men; 6% women on value up to ₹1 crore | Uttar Pradesh rates |
At about ₹12,650 per sq ft, Noida is the sixth most expensive of the 13 cities in our guides, at about 34% of Mumbai’s average.
Map of sectors, metro and expressways
Noida lies south-east of Delhi across the Yamuna river, and is divided into numbered sectors. The older, central sectors (below Sector 80) sit close to Delhi and the Blue Line metro. The Noida–Greater Noida Expressway runs south-east past newer high-rise sectors such as 94, 128, 137, 150 and 168, alongside the Aqua Line metro. Greater Noida West (Noida Extension) lies to the north-east, Greater Noida to the south-east, and the Yamuna Expressway continues to the new airport at Jewar. Three bodies run these areas: the Noida Authority, the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) and the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA).
Property prices by sector
In short: flats in Noida average about ₹12,650 per sq ft. Of the areas in this guide, Greater Noida East (₹8,350) and Greater Noida West (₹8,750) are the cheapest, and Sector 128 (₹18,100) and Sector 44 (₹17,800) the most expensive.
Select a column heading to sort. Enter a budget to see how much floor area it buys in each area at the average asking price.
| Zone | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sector 128 | ₹18,100 | +4.8% | 2.2% | Noida Expressway | |
| Sector 44 | ₹17,800 | +25.6% | 1.9% | Central Noida | |
| Sector 79 | ₹15,700 | +6.7% | 2.1% | Central Noida | |
| Sector 50 | ₹15,100 | +9.0% | 2.8% | Central Noida | |
| Sector 94 | ₹15,000 | +10.1% | 3.4% | Noida Expressway | |
| Sector 75 | ₹14,100 | +0.5% | 2.6% | Central Noida | |
| Sector 78 | ₹13,600 | +5.0% | 2.9% | Central Noida | |
| Sector 107 | ₹12,950 | −19.5% | 2.7% | Noida Expressway | |
| Sector 137 | ₹12,400 | +17.5% | 2.7% | Noida Expressway | |
| Sector 150 | ₹12,300 | +1.0% | 1.9% | Noida Expressway | |
| Sector 76 | ₹10,750 | +1.0% | 2.8% | Central Noida | |
| Sector 168 | ₹10,650 | +10.3% | 3.6% | Noida Expressway | |
| Yamuna Expressway | ₹9,800 | +1.1% | 2.2% | Yamuna Expressway | |
| Greater Noida West | ₹8,750 | +4.9% | 2.7% | Greater Noida | |
| Greater Noida East | ₹8,350 | +4.6% | 3.2% | Greater Noida |
Source: Square Yards sector and micro-market pages, June to September 2026. Prices are averages of listed asking prices for apartments. Square Yards labels the recent change inconsistently as quarterly or yearly, and the large swings in Sectors 44, 107 and 137 reflect changes in which projects are listed. Yields are Square Yards' own figures.
What your budget buys
| Budget | Where to look | Typical size at average prices |
|---|---|---|
| Under ₹1 crore | Greater Noida West, Greater Noida East, Yamuna Expressway, Sectors 76 and 168 | About 700 to 1,200 sq ft: a 2 or 3 BHK |
| ₹1 crore to ₹2 crore | Sectors 75, 78, 107, 137, 150 and 168 | About 700 to 1,900 sq ft: a 2 or 3 BHK |
| ₹2 crore to ₹4 crore | Sectors 44, 50, 79, 94 and 128 | About 1,100 to 2,650 sq ft: a 3 or 4 BHK |
| Above ₹4 crore | Luxury projects in Sectors 94 and 128 and on the expressway | Large 4 BHK apartments and penthouses |
Calculated from Square Yards average asking prices. New luxury launches are priced well above these averages. Use the budget column in Table 2 for any amount.
Price trends
Noida's prices more than doubled between 2019 and mid-2026, the fastest rise of the major cities ANAROCK tracks, ahead of Gurugram's 117%. ANAROCK also found Greater Noida rose 98% between early 2020 and early 2025, the most in the NCR.
Growth has slowed. Knight Frank puts Noida's annual price rise at 7% to 8% in 2026, against double-digit growth in Delhi, Ghaziabad and Greater Noida. ANAROCK's average for the whole NCR rose 13% in the year to Q2 2026.
On ANAROCK's quoted prices for new projects, both Sector 150 and Greater Noida West rose about 9% to 10% in the year to June 2026.
Sector guide
Sector 128
₹18,100 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.2%. Large golf-course township along the Noida Expressway, with villas and high-rise apartments. Suits: buyers wanting a gated township with open space.
Sector 44
₹17,800 per sq ft · gross yield about 1.9% · 2 BHK rent about ₹28,150 a month. Established central sector near Sector 18 and the DND Flyway, with a station planned on the Sector 142–Botanical Garden metro line. Suits: buyers wanting an established, central address.
Sector 79
₹15,700 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.1% · 2 BHK rent about ₹35,200 a month. Central sector with newer premium high-rises, close to the Aqua Line. Suits: families wanting a newer tower in central Noida.
Sector 50
₹15,100 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.8%. Established sector of plotted homes and older societies next to the Sector 50 Aqua Line station. Suits: families wanting mature markets, schools and metro access.
Sector 94
₹15,000 per sq ft · gross yield about 3.4% · 2 BHK rent about ₹52,650 a month. Luxury high-rises at the Delhi end of the Noida Expressway, close to the DND Flyway. Suits: luxury buyers commuting to Delhi.
Sector 75
₹14,100 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.6%. Dense cluster of high-rise societies along the Aqua Line, with schools and malls nearby. Suits: families wanting ready homes with amenities.
Sector 78
₹13,600 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.9% · 2 BHK rent about ₹26,550 a month. Large high-rise societies in central Noida's 70s sectors. Suits: families wanting large societies in central Noida.
Sector 107
₹12,950 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.7% · 2 BHK rent about ₹29,800 a month. Sector near the Noida Expressway with new premium high-rise projects. Suits: buyers wanting new projects close to the expressway.
Sector 137
₹12,400 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.7%. Mid-segment expressway sector with an Aqua Line station and IT offices nearby. Suits: tech workers and first-time buyers.
Sector 150
₹12,300 per sq ft · gross yield about 1.9% · 2 BHK rent about ₹24,350 a month. Low-density sector on the expressway with large green areas and premium projects. Suits: buyers wanting space and greenery.
Sector 76
₹10,750 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.8% · 2 BHK rent about ₹27,200 a month. Central sector at the Sector 76 Aqua Line station with large mid-segment societies. Suits: value buyers wanting a central location.
Sector 168
₹10,650 per sq ft · gross yield about 3.6% · 2 BHK rent about ₹32,750 a month. Expressway sector near Sector 150 with newer high-rises. Suits: investors looking for rental income.
Yamuna Expressway
₹9,800 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.2%. Area run by YEIDA on the road to the new airport at Jewar, with plotted schemes, new townships and a planned film city. Suits: long-term buyers betting on the airport.
Greater Noida West
₹8,750 per sq ft · gross yield about 2.7%. Also called Noida Extension: the most affordable high-rise market, with a metro line approved in July 2026. Suits: first-time buyers on a budget.
Greater Noida East
₹8,350 per sq ft · gross yield about 3.2%. Planned city with wide roads, Pari Chowk, Knowledge Park colleges and the Aqua Line. Suits: families wanting space and planned infrastructure.
Prices, yields and rents: Square Yards, 2026. Descriptions are general; check individual projects.
Rents and rental yield
In short: A 2 BHK rents for about ₹24,000 to ₹35,000 a month in most sectors. Gross yields average only about 2.6%; Sector 168 is highest at 3.6%.
A 2 BHK in most Noida sectors rents for about ₹24,000 to ₹35,000 a month. Sector 94's luxury towers command over ₹50,000. Greater Noida West is cheaper at about ₹19,000 to ₹26,000.
Most areas return 2% to 3% gross, because prices have risen much faster than rents. Sector 168 (3.6%), Sector 94 (3.4%) and Greater Noida East (3.2%) are the highest.
ANAROCK's yields are higher than Square Yards' because they are calculated differently. On ANAROCK's figures, Noida's yield rose from 3.2% to 3.9% since 2019, but it remains below Gurugram and Bengaluru.
EMI or rent?
| Flat price | Down payment (20%) | Monthly EMI | Typical monthly rent | EMI ÷ rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ₹75 lakh | ₹15 lakh | ₹50,186 | ₹16,000 | 3.1× |
| ₹1.5 crore | ₹30 lakh | ₹1,00,373 | ₹32,000 | 3.1× |
| ₹3 crore | ₹60 lakh | ₹2,00,746 | ₹64,000 | 3.1× |
Owning costs about 3.1 times as much each month as renting the same flat. That gap is wider than in Mumbai, because Noida rents are low relative to prices. Buying makes most sense if you plan to stay for many years or expect prices to keep rising.
Each half-point rise in the interest rate adds about ₹3,122 a month to the EMI on this loan, so compare lenders and ask how your rate is linked to the repo rate.
Sales, launches and demand
NCR was the only major market where sales fell in 2026: Knight Frank counted 35,574 homes sold in January to September, down 11%. Most of the drop was in Gurugram; sales elsewhere in the NCR, including Noida, rose 3%. PropEquity counted 8,090 NCR sales in July to September 2026, down 12%.
Greater Noida, including Greater Noida West and the Yamuna Expressway, accounts for about a fifth of NCR sales and a quarter of its unsold homes. Noida itself is a smaller share, about 7% of NCR sales and launches in Q1 2026, because little new land is available. Developers are launching more expensive homes: luxury and ultra-luxury projects made up 45% of NCR launches in Q2 2026.
Noida vs. Greater Noida vs. Gurugram
| Measure | Noida | Greater Noida | Gurugram | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weighted average price, H1 2026 | ₹15,109 | ₹9,734 | ₹18,354 | Knight Frank |
| Price growth, Jan–Sep 2026 | +7% | +11% | +4% | Knight Frank |
| Average asking price | ₹12,650 | ₹8,500 | n/a | Square Yards |
| Gross rental yield | 2.6% | 2.7% | n/a | Square Yards |
| Stamp duty, man | 7% | 7% | 7% | State rates |
Gurugram's stamp duty is 7% for men in urban areas, under Haryana rates. See our Gurugram guide for more detail.
Jewar airport, metro and infrastructure
- Noida International Airport (Jewar). Phase 1 was inaugurated on 28 March 2026 and commercial flights began on 15 June 2026. It is about 70 km from central Noida along the Noida and Yamuna expressways, and is expected to drive jobs and housing demand along the Yamuna Expressway.
- Aqua Line. Open since January 2019 from Noida Sector 51 to Greater Noida Depot, with over 63,000 riders a day by January 2026.
- Sector 142 to Botanical Garden. An 11.56 km line with eight stations, including Sectors 44, 93, 97, 105 and 108, approved by the Union Cabinet in February 2026 at ₹2,254 crore. Construction is expected to take about four years.
- Greater Noida West metro. A line from Noida Sector 61 to Greater Noida West was approved by the Public Investment Board on 22 July 2026. Stations are likely to include Sectors 70, 122 and 123 and Gaur Chowk.
- Depot to Boraki. A 2.6 km Aqua Line extension to a planned transport hub at Boraki, approved in July 2025 with a three-year build period.
- Yamuna Expressway projects. YEIDA has allotted land for data centres near the airport and plans a film city, which add jobs in the area.
Leasehold land and the registry problem
Most land in Noida, Greater Noida and along the Yamuna Expressway belongs to the development authorities, which lease it to developers. A buyer's flat is registered through a sub-lease deed, often called the registry. When a developer has not paid the authority's land dues, flats in the project cannot be registered, even after buyers move in.
Buyers' groups estimated about 75,000 flats in Noida and Greater Noida were awaiting registry in late 2024. In December 2023, Uttar Pradesh adopted a rescue package based on the Amitabh Kant committee's recommendations. It lets registries go ahead once a developer pays 25% of its dues, and GNIDA reported about 10,000 registries in the first six months. Some projects remain stuck in insolvency. Before buying, ask the authority or the developer whether registries are taking place in the project.
Stamp duty and buying costs
In short: on a ₹1 crore home, stamp duty and registration come to about ₹8.0 lakh for a man and ₹7.0 lakh for a woman buying alone, among the highest of the 13 cities in our guides.
| Charge | Man | Woman, in her own name |
|---|---|---|
| Stamp duty | 7% | 6% on value up to ₹1 crore; 7% above |
| Maximum saving | – | ₹1 lakh |
| Registration fee | 1% | 1% |
Duty is charged on the higher of the sale price and the circle rate value set by the Gautam Buddh Nagar district administration. Uttar Pradesh raised the women's rebate limit from ₹10 lakh to ₹1 crore in July 2025. Rates for joint purchases vary; confirm with the sub-registrar or the IGRSUP website.
| Cost | Typical amount | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| GST | 5% of price | Under-construction homes only; 1% for homes that qualify as affordable |
| Brokerage | About 1% to 2% | Mainly on resale; negotiable |
| Transfer charges | Varies | Charged by the authority on some resales of leasehold property |
| Maintenance deposit | Varies | Often 1 to 2 years' maintenance paid upfront on new flats |
Banks lend against the property price, so stamp duty, registration and GST usually have to come from your own savings on top of the down payment. Plan for about ₹29 lakh to ₹33 lakh in cash for every ₹1 crore of property.
Buying cost calculator
Stamp duty on the price entered; if the circle rate value is higher, duty is charged on that. Excludes transfer charges, maintenance deposits, interiors and loan fees. An estimate, and not legal or tax advice.
Buyer's checklist
- Check UP RERA registration. Search the project on the UP RERA website and read its approvals, timelines and complaints.
- Check the authority's land dues. Ask whether the developer has paid the Noida, Greater Noida or YEIDA land dues; unpaid dues can block the registry.
- Search the title and lease deed. Have a lawyer check the lease deed, the title chain and any loans against the project.
- Check the completion certificate. For a ready flat, confirm the authority has issued a completion or occupancy certificate.
- Look up the circle rate. Stamp duty is charged on the higher of the sale price and the circle rate value.
- Confirm the registry status. Check that flats in the project are being registered, and for resale get the registered sub-lease deed.
- Visit the site. Visit at rush hour to check traffic, water supply, power backup and how far the metro is.
- Budget for all costs. Add stamp duty, 1% registration, GST on under-construction homes, brokerage, maintenance deposits and interiors.
Ready vs. under construction
| Factor | Ready to move | Under construction |
|---|---|---|
| GST | None | 5% (1% if affordable) |
| Registry | Check the seller has a registered sub-lease deed | Depends on the developer clearing land dues |
| Risk | Older societies may need repairs | Delivery delays; Noida has had many stalled projects |
| Rent or move in | Immediately | After possession, often three to five years |
Outlook for 2026 and 2027
- Prices are still rising, more slowly. 7% to 8% a year in Noida on Knight Frank's figures, after more than doubling since 2019.
- Sales have cooled. NCR sales fell 11% in January to September 2026, though mostly in Gurugram.
- The airport is open. Flights from Jewar should support demand along the Yamuna Expressway as services and jobs grow.
- More metro lines are coming. Three extensions were approved between 2025 and 2026, including Greater Noida West's first metro.
- Supply is shifting upmarket. Luxury launches dominate, while new affordable homes are scarce.
The data points to steady but slower price growth. No reliable price forecast has been published.
Risks
- Registry and land dues. Unpaid dues can leave you unable to register your flat.
- Stalled projects. Several large developers have gone into insolvency; check the developer's record.
- Low rental yield. Rents cover only a small part of an EMI.
- Infrastructure timelines. Metro lines and airport phases can be delayed.
- Air quality. NCR winter pollution is severe; factor this into your decision.
Glossary
- Noida Authority, GNIDA and YEIDA
- The development authorities that own and lease land in Noida, Greater Noida and along the Yamuna Expressway.
- Circle rate
- The minimum property value set by the district administration, used for stamp duty.
- Registry
- The registered sub-lease deed that transfers a flat to the buyer.
- Leasehold
- Land leased from an authority, usually for 90 years, rather than owned outright.
- UP RERA
- The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority, where new projects must be registered.
- Noida Extension
- The common name for Greater Noida West.
- OC and CC
- Occupancy certificate and completion certificate, confirming a building is complete and fit to live in.
Frequently asked questions
What is the average property price in Noida in 2026?
The average asking price for flats in Noida was about ₹12,650 per sq ft in September 2026, according to Square Yards listings. Prices range from about ₹10,650 in Sector 168 to ₹18,100 in Sector 128. ANAROCK's average for Noida was ₹10,780 per sq ft in Q2 2026, and Knight Frank's weighted average was ₹15,109 in H1 2026. Greater Noida averages about ₹8,500.
How much have Noida property prices increased?
ANAROCK's average for Noida rose 125% between 2019 and Q2 2026, from ₹4,795 to ₹10,780 per sq ft, the fastest of India's major cities. In the latest year, Knight Frank puts Noida's price growth at 7% to 8% and Greater Noida's at 6% to 11%.
Which is the best sector to buy a flat in Noida?
It depends on budget. Sectors 44, 50 and 79 in central Noida and Sectors 94 and 128 on the expressway are the premium choices. Sectors 75, 76, 78, 137 and 150 suit mid-budget families, and Sector 168 has the highest rental yield. Greater Noida West and Greater Noida East offer the most space for the money.
What is the stamp duty in Noida?
Stamp duty in Noida is 7% for men. Since July 2025, women buying in their own name get a 1% rebate on property worth up to ₹1 crore, so they pay 6% on that part, a saving of up to ₹1 lakh. Registration is 1% of the value. Duty is charged on the higher of the sale price and the circle rate value.
What is the rental yield in Noida?
Square Yards puts Noida's average gross rental yield at about 2.6%, from about 1.9% in Sector 44 to 3.6% in Sector 168. ANAROCK's figure is higher at 3.9% for 2026, up from 3.2% in 2019. A 2 BHK typically rents for ₹24,000 to ₹35,000 a month, and more in Sector 94.
What can I buy in Noida for ₹1 crore?
At average asking prices, ₹1 crore buys about 1,150 to 1,200 sq ft in Greater Noida West or Greater Noida East, about 1,020 sq ft on the Yamuna Expressway, about 930 sq ft in Sector 76 or 168, and about 550 sq ft in Sector 44 or 128. That is usually a 2 or 3 BHK in Greater Noida, or a 2 BHK in mid-priced Noida sectors.
Has the Jewar airport opened?
Yes. Noida International Airport at Jewar began commercial flights on 15 June 2026, after Phase 1 was inaugurated in March 2026. It can handle about 12 million passengers a year in its first phase. IndiGo, Akasa Air and Air India Express fly domestic routes from it.
What is the registry problem in Noida?
Land in Noida and Greater Noida is leased by development authorities. Where developers have not paid land dues, buyers cannot get their flats registered. Buyers' groups estimated about 75,000 flats were awaiting registry in late 2024. A 2023 state package based on the Amitabh Kant committee lets registries go ahead once developers pay 25% of dues, and thousands have since been registered. Always check registry status before buying.
Which metro lines serve Noida?
The Aqua Line runs 29.7 km from Noida Sector 51 to Greater Noida Depot, and Delhi Metro's Blue and Magenta lines reach Noida. The Sector 142–Botanical Garden line was approved in February 2026, the Depot–Boraki extension in July 2025 and a Sector 61–Greater Noida West line in July 2026.
Is it a good time to buy property in Noida?
Prices in Noida are still rising, by about 7% to 10% a year depending on the measure, and the new airport and metro lines support demand. But NCR sales fell 11% in January to September 2026 and launches dropped, so buyers have room to negotiate. Check the project's registry status and dues carefully.
Noida or Greater Noida West: which is better?
Noida costs more, about ₹12,650 per sq ft on average against ₹8,750 in Greater Noida West, but has better metro links, offices and established markets. Greater Noida West offers larger homes for the money and a metro line approved in 2026, but has had more delayed projects and registry problems.
What should I check before buying a flat in Noida?
Check UP RERA registration, whether the developer has paid the authority's land dues, the title and lease deed, the completion or occupancy certificate, the circle rate, and whether flats in the project are being registered. For resale, ask for the registered sub-lease deed and the authority's transfer documents.
Related guides
How we compiled this guide
- Area prices are average asking prices for apartments from Square Yards' area pages, checked between June and October 2026. Asking prices are what sellers list, not final sale prices, and they move as listings change.
- City-wide trends, sales and supply come from research firms such as ANAROCK, Knight Frank, PropEquity, JLL and Crisil, as labelled under each chart. Each firm tracks different projects and periods, so we show their figures side by side rather than combining them.
- Calculated figures, such as floor area for a budget, EMIs (80% loan, 20 years, 8%), rent at a stated yield and buying costs, are our own arithmetic from those sources.
- Stamp duty and registration rates are taken from state rules as reported by the sources listed. Confirm the exact amount with the sub-registrar before you pay.
- Dates. This guide was published on 12 October 2026. We plan to review it in January 2027.
Sources and resources
- Square Yards: Noida property rates, Greater Noida property rates and sector pages for Sector 150, Sector 128, Sector 137, Sector 94, Sector 79, Sector 168
- ANAROCK: NCR Residential Market Viewpoints, Q2 2026, Q1 2026, Q2 2025, Pan India Q2 2026, prices and yields since 2019 (Business Today), NCR five-year price rise (Outlook Money)
- Knight Frank: India Real Estate H1 2026, nine-month 2026 sales and prices (Construction World)
- PropEquity Q3 2026 housing sales (Business Standard)
- Stamp duty: women's rebate up to ₹1 crore (All India Radio News), Noida stamp duty and registration (Housing.com)
- Registry: Noida and Greater Noida registry backlog (ThePrint)
- Infrastructure: Noida International Airport opens (Wego), Noida Metro (Wikipedia), Sector 142–Botanical Garden line (The Realty Today), Greater Noida West metro approval (Indian Infrastructure)
- Official portals: UP RERA, IGRSUP (registration and circle rates), Noida Authority, Greater Noida Authority, YEIDA, Noida Metro Rail Corporation
This page is general information, and not financial, legal or tax advice. Figures are averages from the sources listed and will differ for individual properties.
