Sector 124 lies directly on the six-lane Noida-Greater Noida Expressway (24.5 km, Mahamaya flyover to Pari Chowk), near the Noida-Delhi border. Okhla Bird Sanctuary Metro Station (Magenta Line) is about 0.7 km away and Botanical Garden station (Blue/Magenta interchange) roughly 1.8 km away, giving access to the Delhi Metro network.

Indira Gandhi International Airport is about 26 km away via the Outer Ring Road. The new Noida International Airport at Jewar, reached via the expressway corridor, began commercial operations in June 2026.

Amity University Noida's main 85-acre campus (UGC-recognised, NAAC A+ accredited) sits in the adjoining Sector 125, roughly a kilometre from Sector 124.

Locality guides also list K-12 options reachable from the sector, including Mayoor/Mayur School, Good Samaritan Public School and Kothari International, plus the Asian Academy of Film and Television and KKMII Stratford University nearby, giving this still-developing sector a reasonably dense catchment of schooling and higher-education choices.

Sector 124 is itself predominantly residential, but it sits on Noida's expressway corridor, which locality guides describe as a fast-growing IT/ITES and business-park belt. Commercial hubs in Sectors 132, 135 and 142 lie roughly 8-10 km away, with industrial areas in Sectors 62 and 80 within about 13 km.

City-wide, Noida hosts offices for firms including Microsoft, HCL and Samsung and is described as a leading mobile-handset manufacturing hub, giving nearby residents access to a large regional IT/electronics job base.

Sector 124 itself has no major standalone tourist attraction; it functions primarily as a residential and business micro-market. The closest notable natural landmark is the Okhla Bird Sanctuary, a designated Important Bird Area straddling the Yamuna near the Okhla Bird Sanctuary metro station, about a kilometre away.

Wider Noida attractions such as the Noida Golf Course and the Botanical Garden lie several kilometres further along the corridor and are city-wide draws rather than features of this specific sector.

Real-estate locality guides note shopping and recreation options reachable from Sector 124, including the F-Block Market in Sector 40, the Brahmaputra complex, local fruit markets, and BIG Cinemas at The Great India Place (TGIP), though these lie a meaningful drive away rather than within the sector itself.

At the city level, Noida is a hub for Indian television and film production centred on Noida Film City, and hosts large malls such as Mall of India and The Great India Place.

The sector falls under the Noida Authority's jurisdiction.

The authority approved a roughly Rs 10,290 crore civic and infrastructure budget for FY2026-27 covering roads, drainage and traffic-management upgrades across Noida, and separately sanctioned an approximately Rs 500 crore, 29 km 'Smart Twin Route' bypass along the Yamuna-Hindon riverbed to relieve chronic congestion on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway that Sector 124 fronts.