Sangam Vihar, New Delhi

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Overview of Sangam Vihar, New Delhi

Location and Surroundings

Sangam Vihar is located in South Delhi. It's surrounded by large forest areas and posh neighborhoods such as Sainik Farms, Panchsheel, Saket, and Pushp Vihar. The locality is divided into several blocks numbered from A to L. Nearby localities include Devli, Gupta Colony, Tigri Extension, and Talimabad.

Infrastructure and Amenities
  • The area has necessary amenities like corporation water, drainage facilities, water treatment, sewage treatment, ATMs, parks, and playgrounds.
  • Close to well-known hospitals like Batra Hospital and Max Super Speciality Hospital. Close to top educational institutions such as New Delhi Institute of Management, Hamdard Public School, Amrita Public School, Apeejay School, and Gyan Bharti School.
Property Types and Prices
Plots
  • There are plots ranging from 450 sqft to 600 sqft priced between Rs 14 Lac to Rs 16 Lac. These plots often include Vaastu compliance and modern facilities.
Builder Floors
  • Builder floors come in different configurations (1 BHK, 1.5 BHK, 2 BHK) with sizes from 415 sqft to 625 sqft. They are priced between Rs 18 Lac to Rs 33 Lac.
Apartments
  • Apartments include 2 BHK and 3 BHK options. They range in size from 675 sqft to 900 sqft, with prices from Rs 22 Lac to Rs 42 Lac.
Independent Houses
  • There are independent houses available, including options for 3 BHK. They come with built-up areas around 1203 sqft and are priced around Rs 50 Lac.
Rental Properties
  • Renters can find various options. That includes 1 RK independent houses and 1 BHK to 4 BHK apartments, plus independent houses. Rent prices vary from ₹12,000 to Rs 25,500 per month depending on type and size.
Connectivity
  • Sangam Vihar is conveniently located near Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station. It has good connectivity to other parts of Delhi.
Development and Appreciation
  • This area is known for rapid appreciation in property value, making it a good investment opportunity for long-term value seekers in South Delhi.

PropertyWala's Conclusion

Sangam Vihar combines residential plots, builder floors, apartments, and independent houses to cater to various budgets and preferences. With needed amenities, good connectivity, and proximity to important facilities, it's an attractive choice for both buyers and renters. But still, it's wise to visit the site and assess specific conditions and neighborhood before making a decision.

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News

Deoli villagers await compensation for 1980 land acquisition

The New Indian Express · · Regulatory

Residents of Deoli village in Sangam Vihar have battled for four decades to receive government compensation for land acquired in the early 1980s.

Key facts

Deoli village in Sangam Vihar, located on the edge of the Southern Ridge, experienced land acquisition by Delhi government in early 1980s. Government transferred uncultivable ridge land to itself in 1954 under Delhi Land Revenue Act, but villagers claim they owned agricultural land and used ridge areas for sustenance. Local resident Puneet Singhal states he has revenue records from Tis Hazari revenue office proving title to land with tax payments until 1988. Delhi High Court ruled in favour of farmers in 2002, directing government compensation. In 2005, Land Acquisition Commissioner informed court villagers could not prove land extent. Case dismissed in 2009, with villagers granted appeal option. Land now controlled by forest department as part of Tilpath Valley Biodiversity Park, preserving ecology but leaving villagers without compensation or access to ancestral land. Villagers lost traditional livelihood sources and cultural practices. Sunil from Valmiki community noted temple to local deity Mahamai on acquired land where annual Diwali feast was organized.

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Locality ID
A811133271
PinCode
110080