Okhla Industrial Estate

Okhla Industrial Estate, located in South East Delhi near the Yamuna River, is one of Delhi’s oldest and most established industrial zones. Historically significant, the area derives its name from the Okhla Barrage and the British-era Agra Canal constructed in 1874, which played a key role in irrigation and regional development. Situated in the 110025 PIN code, it lies close to the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border and forms part of the larger Okhla region, which gave rise to the planned city of Noida (New Okhla Industrial Development Authority). The locality is a major industrial hub housing manufacturing units, technology firms, logistics centers, and small-scale industries, making it a vital economic node in the National Capital Region. Its strategic location offers seamless connectivity to key roadways like the Mathura Road, Noida Link Road, and the Delhi-Mathura Highway, along with proximity to the Delhi Metro’s Okhla Bird Sanctuary Metro Station on the Violet Line, enhancing accessibility for workers and businesses alike. Real estate in Okhla Industrial Estate is primarily commercial and industrial, with limited residential options—currently only one major project reported. Despite this, the area attracts investors due to its high land value and proximity to employment centers. With an average 2BHK property priced at ₹4.55 crore and average price per sq ft at ₹25,091, the market reflects premium demand, particularly from professionals and entrepreneurs seeking to minimize commute times.