Paschim Vihar, Delhi

Positives: Outer Ring Road and Rohtak Road has for good connectivity , and two metro stops Paschim Vihar East and West allowing easy connectivity to other locations. The Heritage School and Mount Abu Public School, and health care units including Action Balaji Hospital and Maharaja Agrasen Hospital close by. The locality is also dotted with a number of shopping complexes such as Pacific Mall and City Centre. District Park and Shivaji Park, Paschim Vihar has enough green areas for recreation. Negatives: Traffic jams, particularly during peak periods. Moreover, although the area is well connected by public transport, certain areas can be found lacking in terms of waste management and sanitation, and this affects the overall hygiene.

Positives: I shifted to Paschim Vihar a couple of years back and I felt like home having a property there. The area is well-planned with broad streets, lots of green cover, and parks for walks during the evening. There are good schools, hospitals, and markets in easy reach, and the metro connectivity makes traveling throughout Delhi hassle-free. Local markets such as Paschim Vihar Market and malls close by offer everyday convenience, and the surrounding has a friendly, community-like atmosphere. Negatives: On the flip side, traffic at busy roads becomes heavy during rush hours, and some of the older lanes get waterlogged during monsoons. These are minor drawbacks otherwise, as I absolutely love staying here. The peaceful atmosphere, safety, and proximity to basic services make Paschim Vihar an excellent destination to live in with the family.

Living in Paschim Vihar makes me very cozy and safe because I am in the middle of West Delhi, enjoying a tranquil, organized community. The great Metro connection with two stations Paschim Vihar East and West as well as the closeness to the Outer Ring Road, which relieves city travel stress, make this my favourite element. Boasting excellent social infrastructure including top-rated schools, Maharaja Agrasen Hospital, and the renowned Jwala Heri Market for all my buying needs, the neighbourhood is lively and convenient. For a calm family life, this location is really perfect; nevertheless, the waste management and hygiene in certain of the ancient DDA blocks to help with general cleanliness.

I always counsel clients to go to Paschim Vihar. Strong metro access through Paschim Vihar East and West stations makes this a mature west Delhi neighbourhood. The region has well developed markets, decent schools, hospitals, and nearby shopping that simplifies everyday living. Family houses and building floors top and resale choices abound. Although some outlying suburbs have higher prices, they provide consistent appreciation and an average rate. With unit size dependent, rentals are good and gross returns usually fall between 2.5 and 4 percent. More modern community green areas in certain areas would be one improvement I would like to witness. For value, I support Paschim Vihar.

Paschim Vihar, in my opinion, is a fine locality for staying in Delhi. For starters, it offers very smooth access to several parts of the city. The Rohtak Road and Outer Ring Road are the major lifelines here, while we also have our own metro station in the neighbourhood. These things are a big plus point, to say the least. Also, it’s mostly a self-sufficient area, considering how all the essentials and necessities are within a short radius from the place. Limited parking availability is the only problem I can think of. Otherwise, everything is perfect according to me.

Paschim Vihar is a decent place to stay in Delhi. The locality has everything that I could possibly want, including the metro stations, wide roads, markets, healthcare centres, schools, and community areas. My family loves the greenery in the area, along with the well-planned layout. There are several well-known residential communities here as well, which come with great amenities and facilities for their residents. Even the Jwala Heri shopping zone is also nearby, which is a big advantage if you are looking to buy things more affordably. For me, the only issue here is the cleanliness and garbage disposal. If that is improved, then Paschim Vihar can definitely become a more posh locality.

I walk daily through Paschim Vihar to show flats every morning. I prefer the planned construction, broad roads and busy Jwala Heri bazaar that facilitates shopping. Two metro stations on the Green Line provide quick connections throughout Delhi, and local buses provide additional options. Roads connect easily to Janakpuri, Punjabi Bagh, Rohtak Road and the Outer Ring Road. Good schools, hospitals and the District Centre fulfill most of the day-to-day requirements. Houses here are cheaper than in downtown Delhi. Parks and avenue pockets of trees create peace between market alleys. New civic infrastructure and improvements indicate a better infrastructure. My advice for families and budget-conscious travelers is Paschim Vihar. Two areas for improvement are traffic congestion near the District Centre due to markets and improved drainage and road maintenance.

See, this place has been very good to me till date, and I will reciprocate in my review. Firstly, the metro access is the lifeblood of this area, with the Green Line connectivity, and two dedicated metro stations. The Pink and Blue Lines can be accessed, making the entire grid very convenient to access. There is easy connectivity through buses, rickshaws, and other public transportation facilities, while Netaji Subhash Place and Connaught Place are also accessible from here. It’s a very well-planned area with blocks, each with its own charming market and bigger commercial zones. Social amenities are excellent, and so are the parks. However, some areas need street lighting, while more parking spaces are a must.

We simply love residing in Paschim Vihar, I've been a homeowner here for well over fifteen years now, and sincerely, the area just improves further. We have excellent connectivity with the Metro Green Line as well as Outer Ring Road, so everyday trips to commercial areas are easy and fast. The area is very green, much more serene than central Delhi, but is still self-contained with well known schools and the bustling Jwala Heri Market nearby. The building has demonstrated outstanding value appreciation, reinforcing its status as a safe and affordable investment. The one area that requires ongoing development is improved traffic management around the congested market areas to facilitate smoother daily commutes.

Paschim Vihar is a posh and well-developed locality in West Delhi. I have lived here for only a couple of years before shifting to another place. But what impressed me during my stay here was how well-planned the layouts are. There are residential blocks and a neat ambience, with several amenities like local markets in each block as well. Parks are abundantly available in the neighbourhood, along with a lake and plenty of natural greenery. Electricity and water supply are also disruption-free in the neighbourhood. The roads are wide, and parking hassles are not as prevalent as in many other localities in the city. I will give it a good rating, although the only thing that needs improvement is the traffic congestion during the peak morning and evening hours.

Residing in Pallavaram, Chennai is like basking in the best combination of past and present life. I adore the convenient accessibility with GST Road, 100 Feet Road, and ease of access to the Chennai Airport. The area has decent schools such as Saint Sebastians and Sri Chaitanya Techno School, hospitals such as JIP Diabetic Multi speciality, and shopping centers like Grand Galada Centre Mall. Cantonment Park and nearby playgrounds provide a serene atmosphere for early morning walks. The area is easily accessible by public transport through buses, metro, and railway station in the vicinity. Traffic can be heavy during rush hours, and additional greenery would enhance the area. Everything else is pretty good and comfortable.

Living in Paschim Vihar is similar to staying in a well planned, quiet area of West Delhi. I like open spaces such as Jwala Heri Park, and the broad roads that ease daily travel. There are good schools like The Heritage School and Mount Abu Public School, along with hospitals like Maharaja Agrasen Hospital, making life convenient for families. Shopping and eating out are enjoyable here with Jwala Heri Market, Pacific Mall, and eateries within walking distance. Connectivity is good with metro stations and bus stops. But traffic jams during peak hours are a problem, and sanitation in some areas is poor. All in all, it's a comfortable and secure area to live in.

Positives: Paschim Vihar was an excellent experience for me. The area is well-connected by the Green Line of the Delhi Metro with stations such as Paschim Vihar East and West in close proximity, which makes transportation easy. There are a variety of housing facilities such as DDA flats and builder floors available to suit different tastes. For regular needs, such as shopping and eating out, there are markets such as Jwala Heri and Unity One Mall available. Moreover, the availability of good schools and hospitals increases the attraction for families. There is scope for improvement in making green areas bigger and having better upkeep of public parks to increase residents' health and well-being.

Positives: Paschim Vihar is a real gem and I apricate the peaceful but well-connected atmosphere here. My flat is near the Paschim Vihar West metro station, so commuting around Delhi is easy. The area has good hospitals, markets, malls, and schools, so daily life is easy. The streets are wide, there are parks nearby, and community life is friendly and secure. New housing projects provide contemporary amenities, and property prices are affordable compared to other West Delhi localities. I think to improve living here further, improved traffic movement during rush hours and additional public recreation spaces would be beneficial. Paschim Vihar overall is an extremely satisfying and comfortable place to reside.

I love everything about this area. I’m sad that I had to shift out of the city itself, although my wife and kids are still here. I find it really premium, and you see the difference from other West Delhi places, the moment you step in. But it’s also more affordable than many South Delhi places, and that’s where the community and friendly vibe take over. Metro-wise, you’ve got the dedicated station for the locality, the ring road is already there, and the DDA has a significant development presence in the locality. The Paschim Vihar District Park is where I used to go whenever I felt sad, and the Jwala Heri Market also gives you that old Delhi bargaining feeling also. Lifestyle cost is high here, and that’s the only thing I can mention, in terms of any negative angle.