Rent in Sector 100, Noida
Noida · updated October 2026
A 2BHK in Sector 100 rents for about ₹34,500 a month, based on 4 rents from listings. Among societies, NDA Century Apartments is the most affordable 2BHK at ₹32k, and The 3C Lotus Boulevard the priciest at ₹50k for a 3BHK. The nearest metro is Noida Sector 101.
Rent by size in Sector 100
| Size | Median rent | Middle half | Rents |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2BHK | ₹34k/mo | — | 2 |
| 3BHK | ₹49k/mo | — | 2 |
Rent by society in Sector 100
| Society | Size | Rent | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lotus Boulevard | 3BHK | ₹48k | Listed rent · 6 listings |
| NDA Century Apartments | 2BHK | ₹32k | Listed rent · 3 listings |
| The 3C Lotus Boulevard | 2BHK | ₹37k | Listed rent · 12 listings |
| The 3C Lotus Boulevard | 3BHK | ₹50k | Listed rent · 26 listings |
Metro near Sector 100
- Noida Sector 101 · 2.1 km · Aqua Line
- Noida Sector 81 · 2.2 km · Aqua Line
- Noida Sector 76 · 2.6 km · Aqua Line
Rent in areas near Sector 100
- Rent in Sector 107 · 2BHK ₹31k
- Rent in Sector 45 · 1BHK ₹11k
- Rent in Sector 110 · 2BHK ₹28k
- Rent in Sector 108 · 2BHK ₹26k
- Rent in Sector 78 · 2BHK ₹30k
- Rent in Sector 128 · 2BHK ₹35k
- Rent in Sector 76 · 2BHK ₹32k
- Rent in Sector 93A · 2BHK ₹30k
Medians include rents added anonymously by tenants and, while the map fills up, listed rents: the median advertised rent for one size in one society on MagicBricks (4 here). Sources
Frequently asked questions
- What is the rent for a 2BHK in Sector 100, Noida?
- The median rent for a 2BHK in Sector 100, Noida is ₹34,500 a month, from 2 rents.
- What is the rent for a 3BHK in Sector 100, Noida?
- The median rent for a 3BHK in Sector 100, Noida is ₹49,000 a month, from 2 rents.
- Which metro station is nearest to Sector 100, Noida?
- Noida Sector 101 (Aqua Line) is about 2.1 km from the centre of Sector 100, in a straight line.
- Where do these rent figures come from?
- 4 figures are listed rents: the median advertised rent for one size in one society on MagicBricks, shown until tenants add real rents there. Advertised rents are often higher than what tenants pay.