Sector 110 is a residential part of Faridabad’s Greater Faridabad belt, near Tigaon. For anyone choosing a home here, the main question is practical: does the particular street or development have the roads, services and work commute they need? The sector has apartments and residential plots on offer, but it needs an on-the-ground check rather than a decision based only on its price compared with the rest of the city.

Location and everyday connections

Sector 110 is away from Faridabad’s established railway and Metro corridor. Faridabad New Town railway station is about 11 km away, according to the locality-distance estimate. Faridabad is connected to Raja Nahar Singh in Ballabhgarh by the Delhi Metro Violet Line, as shown on Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’s July 2026 network map. However, buyers and tenants should check the road journey to a suitable station from the specific property. They should do the same for commutes to Delhi, Noida or a Faridabad workplace: a connection elsewhere in the city is not the same as one at the doorstep.

Government Hospital Tigaon and a pharmacy are each roughly 3 km from the sector’s centre. Lingaya’s University is about 6 km away, while Women’s Polytechnic College and St Anthony’s Secondary School are farther away, at roughly 7 km and 8 km respectively. Larger shopping options such as Pacific Mall are around 11 km away. These are approximate road distances, not journey-time estimates. Anyone relying on a particular school, hospital or workplace should check the route at the time they would normally travel.

The wider area is still being planned and developed. Urban Acres reported in September 2026 that Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran’s proposed Faridabad expansion includes land around Tigaon, alongside plans for roads and civic facilities. These proposals provide context for the area, but buyers should not assume the facilities are already operating in Sector 110.

Homes and asking prices

Asking prices on PropertyWala put Sector 110 apartments at about ₹6,487 per sq ft in 2026 Q3, against about ₹8,988 per sq ft across Faridabad for the same property type. Residential land in the sector averaged about ₹7,634 per sq ft over 2025 Q2 to 2026 Q3, compared with roughly ₹10,240 per sq ft citywide. On these measures, the sector is around a quarter below the respective Faridabad averages.¹

The local sale mix is mainly apartments and residential land. The apartments currently on offer in the sector are three-bedroom homes; the plots may appeal to buyers who would rather build than buy a flat. Browse the Sector 110 sale search carefully: it also includes nearby sectors, so check the stated locality for each listing before treating it as a Sector 110 option. Prices, plot permissions, apartment specifications and access can vary substantially between addresses.

Before paying a deposit for a plot, check the ownership documents, approved land use, access-road width, and availability of water, drainage and electricity. For a flat, establish whether it is ready to occupy, what the quoted area includes, and who maintains the building and common facilities.

How prices have moved

There is too little data in the sector’s apartment price history to establish a multi-year trend. Its 2026 figure covers only one quarter and is based on a small sample, so it should be read as an indication of current asking rates, not as a year-on-year rise or fall.¹

There is a longer comparison for the city: Faridabad’s recorded apartment asking average went from about ₹5,143 per sq ft in 2023 to ₹5,717 in 2025, an increase of roughly 11% over those two years. That citywide movement does not fill the gap in Sector 110’s price history and should not be used to predict what a particular home there will be worth.

Projects and checks before booking

The local project search does not provide a dependable ready-versus-under-construction shortlist within Sector 110. It would be misleading to describe a development in a neighbouring sector as a Sector 110 project, or to assign a construction stage or RERA status to a project without matching its precise registered name and address.

If a seller offers a newly built or under-construction home, ask for the Haryana RERA registration number and check the registered promoter, sector, approved plans and completion details against the unit being sold. Also distinguish Sector 110 from Sector 110A when reviewing an advertisement. For a ready home, visit the property and verify the occupancy paperwork, utilities and maintenance arrangements rather than relying on the word “ready” in a sales description.

Readers open to adjoining locations can examine projects such as KLJ Green in Sector 77 and Conscient Habitat in Sector 78. These are nearby comparisons, not examples of projects in Sector 110. Confirm their current stage, availability and registration separately.

Living here: who should consider it?

Sector 110 may suit a family looking for a three-bedroom home or a plot, particularly if its regular journeys are within this part of Faridabad. A student or staff member travelling to Lingaya’s University may also find the location worth comparing, provided the route works for them. Professionals commuting across the city or to Delhi or Noida should try the journey on a weekday before comparing prices per sq ft.

For tenants, the right test is the available home and its day-to-day services, not the sale asking rate. Check water supply, power backup, street lighting, parking, mobile coverage and the final leg of the journey home after dark. The same checks matter to buyers: feedback from residents in a wider development cannot safely be applied to every street or building in Sector 110. Speak to people living at the exact address and, if possible, visit during the day and in the evening.

An investor weighing a flat against land should investigate the specific property’s title, approvals, upkeep and realistic tenant demand. The sector’s short apartment price record is not a sound basis for projecting returns.

Nearby places to compare

• Greater Faridabad is a useful broader search if the precise sector matters less than access to the surrounding belt.
• Sector 77 and Sector 78 offer neighbouring apartment-project comparisons. Check each project’s current condition and your commute rather than assuming services are similar across sectors.
• Sector 98 is another nearby area to consider if the search includes residential land. Compare approved use and infrastructure at plot level.

PropertyWala’s take

Sector 110 is worth a closer look for buyers seeking an apartment or residential plot in Greater Faridabad at asking rates below the corresponding city averages. Its limited local price history and the lack of a verified, sector-specific shortlist by project stage make checks on each property especially important. Start with the route you will travel most often, then inspect the home, its utilities and its paperwork before deciding. Renters should make the same checks on an actual available home rather than assume that a lower sale rate makes the sector convenient to live in.