The IT parks near Electronic City Noida hold more office space than many smaller cities, packed into a strip of Sector 62 you can drive across in ten minutes. One campus alone offers 2.17 million square feet. Another building rises 28 floors. Each morning, a large share of Noida’s tech workforce passes through their security gates.
For job seekers, the park decides your commute and your lunch options. For companies, it decides rent, talent access and how easily clients can find you. Here’s how the five main addresses compare.
| IT park | Scale | Green rating | Notable feature |
| Candor TechSpace, Sector 62 | 19.25 acres, about 2.17 million sq ft leasable | IGBC Platinum | Binge Central retail zone, daycare on campus |
| Logix Cyber Park (now Bhutani Cyber Park) | About 44,100 sq m (around 11 acres), four towers | LEED Silver | Squash courts, 250-seat auditorium |
| Stellar IT Park | 5.27 acres | Not verified | Parking for 900+ cars, large food court |
| The Corenthum and The Iconic Corenthum | About 2 lakh sq ft (Corenthum) plus a 28-floor tower | Not verified | Tallest office address in the area |
| iThum Tower | 16 floors, roughly 40,000 sq ft per floor | Not verified | Very large single-floor plates |
1. Candor TechSpace, Sector 62: The Heavyweight
If you’ve seen “Unitech Infospace” on an old map or hotel listing, this is the same campus. Brookfield acquired Unitech’s Sector 62 and Sector 135 IT parks in 2014 and rebranded them as Candor TechSpace. Today the Sector 62 campus sits in the Brookfield India REIT portfolio.
It’s the largest park in the micro-market, spread over about 19.25 acres with roughly 2.17 million square feet of leasable space. It has six towers of 11 to 15 floors each, with floor plates averaging around 30,000–35,500 sq ft. One broker’s listing mentions 2.9 million sq ft including a newer tower. I couldn’t confirm that figure with Brookfield, so treat 2.17 million sq ft as the verified number.
The campus is designed so employees rarely need to leave. Its retail zone, Binge Central, includes Starbucks, Haldiram’s, Subway, Domino’s and an Apollo Pharmacy. There’s a cafeteria seating about 350, a gym, banks, ATMs, shuttle services and a daycare centre. It also holds an IGBC Platinum green certification. Amazon and Barclays are among its best-known occupiers.
2. Logix Cyber Park: Renamed, Still Busy
Here’s a detail that trips up first-time visitors. Several property platforms now list the Logix Cyber Park towers as Bhutani Cyber Park. The address hasn’t changed: C-28 and C-29, C Block, Phase 2, Sector 62. If a recruiter’s email uses one name and Google Maps shows the other, you’re heading to the right place.
The campus covers about 44,100 square metres, roughly 11 acres. Most sources describe four towers of about 3 lakh sq ft each, built as two basements, ground and ten upper floors. One broker listing mentions three towers, but the tower-by-tower listings for A, B, C and D confirm there are four.
The amenities are better than most in Sector 62. There’s a clubhouse, squash courts, a yoga space, a gym, a 250-seat auditorium, and a travel and medical desk. The park holds a LEED Silver certification from the US Green Building Council.
The tenant mix has shifted toward flexible workspace. IndiQube and DevX operate in Tower B, and Smartworks occupies Tower D. That makes this park a good starting point for startups that want a Grade-A address without signing a large lease.
3. Stellar IT Park: Where Lunch Gets Decided
Stellar is smaller, at 5.27 acres, but its social life is out of proportion to its size. The food court is the busiest in the area. Barbeque Nation, Subway, Chaayos and a Bikanervala outlet open until 11 p.m. all trade here, alongside about 50,000 sq ft of retail space that includes a café, salon, fitness centre and banquet facilities.
Parking is another strength. Two basement levels plus surface parking hold more than 900 cars. The campus runs on water-cooled centrifugal chillers for its central air conditioning, and the entry points use boom barriers and CCTV.
According to one leasing broker, maintenance charges typically run between ₹16 and ₹20 per sq ft. Some units also operate as managed or coworking offices, which suits smaller teams.
4. The Corenthum and The Iconic Corenthum: The Skyline Pair
Look up from almost anywhere in Sector 62 and you’ll spot this address. The original Corenthum, at plot A-41, offers about 2 lakh sq ft across six large floor plates of about 29,000 sq ft each. It also has parking for around 1,100 cars, a food court and a health club.
Next to it stands The Iconic Corenthum. The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat lists it at 160 metres and 28 floors. The developer promotes a rooftop sky deck with 360-degree views of Noida and rooftop fine dining. Corporate tenants and coworking operators already run offices here, with one listing advertising flexible seats from about ₹10,000 per person per month.
Getting here from the metro is simple. The Iconic Corenthum is about 1.7 km from Noida Electronic City station. The nearest bus stop is called “IBM Block-A Chowk,” named after the neighbouring IBM office, which shows how much the big employers have shaped this area’s landmarks.
5. iThum Tower: Big Floors for Big Teams
iThum’s appeal is floor size. The tower rises 16 floors with plates of about 40,000 sq ft each, among the largest single floors in the Sector 62 cluster. For a company that wants a few hundred people on one level instead of spread across several, that matters a lot.
One recent listing quotes rent of about ₹80 per sq ft per month with a 36-month lock-in. Commercial rents move with vacancy, so treat that as a reference point rather than a firm rate.
Getting to These IT Parks Near Electronic City Noida
Two Blue Line stations serve the cluster. Noida Electronic City is closest to the Corenthum towers and the Sector 63 side. Noida Sector 62 station works better for Logix and Stellar.
From either station, the last stretch usually means an e-rickshaw, an auto or company shuttle. Candor TechSpace runs shuttle services for occupiers. If you’re a new joiner, ask HR about pickup points before your first day.
By car, the parks connect to NH-9, the old NH-24. Morning arrivals are manageable. Evening exits between 6 and 8 p.m. are the real test, especially from the larger campuses where hundreds of cars leave at once.
What to Check Before Leasing Space
Check the certificate, not the brochure. Green ratings matter for ESG reporting. Candor’s IGBC Platinum and Logix’s LEED Silver are documented; for other buildings, ask for the certificate.
Ask about night-shift support. Many offices here run 24/7. Confirm security staffing, cafeteria hours and transport arrangements for late shifts before you commit.
Compare the total cost. Base rent is only part of the bill. Maintenance, parking charges, power backup costs and lock-in penalties can change which building is actually cheaper.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is Unitech Infospace the same as Candor TechSpace in Sector 62?
Yes. Brookfield acquired Unitech’s Noida IT parks in 2014 and renamed them Candor TechSpace. The Sector 62 campus covers about 19.25 acres with roughly 2.17 million sq ft of offices.
Q2. Which is the largest IT park near Electronic City Noida?
Candor TechSpace, Sector 62, is the largest. Logix Cyber Park, now listed as Bhutani Cyber Park, comes next with four towers of about 3 lakh sq ft each.
Q3. Which metro station is nearest to the Sector 62 IT parks?
Noida Electronic City and Noida Sector 62 on the Blue Line both serve the area. The Iconic Corenthum is about 1.7 km from Electronic City station.
