This YEIDA residential sectors list shows the sectors that carry residential plots on the Yamuna Expressway, with plot sizes taken from our sector maps and a link to each map. Updated 3 Nov 2026.
Table of Contents
Residential sector list
| Sector | What the map shows | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| 16 (part) | Residential blocks of 120, 162, 200 and 300 sq m | Open |
| 17 and 17A | Blocks A (200), B (162), C (120 sq m) and group housing sites | Open |
| 18 | Pockets 1 to 9 with 300 sq m plots in Pockets 1 and 2 | Open |
| 20 | Pockets A to U, 300 to 4,000 sq m | Open |
| 22D | 120 and 162 sq m plots | Open |
| 24A | 120, 162 and 200 sq m residential plots | Open |
| 25 | Blocks A to N for 7% plots of eight villages | Open |
Non-residential sectors
Sector 21 is marked on the map as a proposed film city and industrial area. Sectors 28, 29, 32 and 33 are industrial on our maps. See the industrial sector maps if you are looking for those.
How to use the maps
Open the sector, then the pocket map, and match your plot number to the legend. Maps help you understand layout and roads, but the allotment paper decides what you own. For the official layer, use the YEIDA GIS portal guide.
Common Mistakes to Avoid With YEIDA Residential Sectors
Many buyers lose time or money on YEIDA residential sectors because they rely on hearsay. This section lists the mistakes we see most often so that you can avoid them while you research.
- Trusting an asking rate as a market rate. Any figure quoted for YEIDA residential sectors is only a seller’s ask. Compare several offers in the same sector and plot size, and treat the lowest and highest quotes with caution.
- Skipping the lease and allotment papers. Ask to see the allotment letter, lease deed, payment receipts and the latest dues position before you discuss price.
- Ignoring transfer conditions. Rules on transfer, charges and permitted use can change, so confirm the current position with the authority instead of relying on an old message or video.
- Relying on a single map. A forwarded map is not a substitute for the authority layout. Cross-check the plot on the official portal before you pay anything.
- Paying a large token without a written agreement. Put the plot details, price, payment schedule and conditions in writing, and have a lawyer review them.
Keep a simple record of every conversation: who quoted what, on which date and for which plot. When you later review your notes on YEIDA residential sectors, you can spot quotes that do not match the documents and ask the right questions.
If your research on YEIDA residential sectors turns up conflicting information, pause and ask the authority or a qualified lawyer to confirm. A slower decision is almost always cheaper than a rushed one.
Our team at Chhabra Properties can walk you through the documents and help you compare options. We recommend that you verify every detail independently before you commit to a purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which YEIDA sectors have residential plots?
On our maps, Sectors 16, 17, 18, 20, 22D, 24A and the 7% plots in Sector 25 carry residential plots.
Which sector has the smallest plots?
Sectors 16, 17, 22D and 24A show 120 sq m blocks on the maps.
Is Sector 21 residential?
No. The map marks Sector 21 as a proposed film city and industrial area.
Where do I see pocket-level maps?
Each sector guide links to pocket maps, and the map hub lists all of them.
Explore Related Guides and Maps
- Yamuna Expressway map hub
- YEIDA Sector 18 plots guide
- YEIDA Sector 20 plots guide
- YEIDA Sector 22D plots guide
Sources: Chhabra Properties sector maps and the YEIDA official website.
Need help choosing a sector?
Call Chhabra Properties on +91 62000 69000 for current plot availability, verified maps and site visits on the Yamuna Expressway and in Greater Noida.
