Sector 79 sits within the Neharpar (Greater Faridabad) belt, reached via internal Neharpar roads and the Faridabad Bypass Road (about 2 km away). The nearest Delhi Metro Violet Line stations are Sant Surdas (~5 km) and Old Faridabad (~5.4 km); Square Yards counts 12 bus stops serving the sector while flagging public transport as limited overall.

Longer term, the proposed Namo Bharat RRTS corridor linking Gurugram, Faridabad and Noida (DPR cleared December 2025, construction targeted from December 2026) is planned to run via Faridabad's Bata Chowk.

Several schools operate within about 1.3-2 km of Sector 79, per Square Yards' locality data: St Mary School (1.34 km), Delhi Public School (1.35 km), La Vida A Montessori Preschool (1.36 km), Little Lords Play School (1.37 km), Kalka Public School (1.46 km) and Shri Ram Millennium School (1.77 km). Narayana e-Techno School and DC Model Senior Secondary School sit a little further out (around 2-2.3 km).

Square Yards' Quality-of-Life breakdown scores the sector's combined 'Education & Healthcare' access at 3.9/5.

Sector 79 itself is zoned residential-cum-commercial rather than industrial; Neharpar's Sectors 66-74 hold the area's dedicated industrial estates. Faridabad city as a whole is one of Haryana's largest industrial hubs: per Wikipedia, it generates roughly half of Haryana's income-tax collections (jointly with Gurugram), with henna, tractors, motorcycles, switchgear, refrigerators, footwear, tyres and garments among its traditional industrial products.

Square Yards lists the long-established Escorts Plant about 4.35 km from the sector.

Sector 79 has no tourist or heritage attractions of its own; it is a modern planned sector within Neharpar. Faridabad district is nonetheless home to Surajkund, a 10th-century reservoir built by King Suraj Pal of the Tomar dynasty that hosts the annual Surajkund International Crafts Mela every February, as well as Badkhal Lake, the Nahar Singh Palace in Ballabgarh and an ISKCON temple, per the Incredible India tourism portal.

These sites lie in other parts of Faridabad, away from Neharpar.

The sector's standout entertainment venue is Omaxe World Street, which Wikipedia describes as the largest shopping complex in the Greater Faridabad area, featuring a food court, a gaming zone, a multiplex and restaurants/pubs geared toward evening outings.

Square Yards also lists The Next Door Mall (about 1 km away) and Vipul Plaza (about 1.2 km away) as additional nearby shopping and leisure options, with larger malls such as SRS World Mall and Crown Plaza Mall a few kilometres further out.

Sector 79 is an HSVP (Haryana Shehri Vikas Pradhikaran)-developed sector with its own recorded layout/demarcation plan on file with the authority, part of the broader Neharpar zone the state is building out with wide roads, malls and institutions. Resident reviews on Square Yards praise well-built internal roads with sidewalks and strong sewage/drainage maintenance.

Banks including SBI, HDFC and PNB are available roughly 2.5-3.8 km away, and new SCO/commercial construction continues in the sector.