AU Real Estate has taken over the selling rights for Aspire Leisure Valley in Greater Noida West as part of an INR 1,069 crore transaction with NBCC, which also covers Aspire Centurion Park. The move follows the company's acquisition of selling rights for Aspire Silicon City earlier this year for INR 1,467.93 crore. The newly launched project has been introduced at an initial rate of INR 7,979 per sq. ft., offering spacious 3BHK homes and enhanced lifestyle amenities under the AUSI Life model. Strong connectivity, community spaces, and sustainability credentials further elevate its positioning.Read more

NBCC (India) Ltd has successfully sold 609 residential units in Greater Noida (West) through an e-auction, fetching INR 1,070 crore. The units come from the Aspire Leisure Valley and Aspire Centurian Park projects, part of the Supreme Court-directed initiative to complete stalled Amrapali projects. Delhi-based AU Real Estate acquired the selling rights, buying 462 units in Aspire Leisure Valley and 147 units in Aspire Centurian Park. The sale marks progress in delivering 38,000 flats to homebuyers, with AU Real Estate launching the project at INR 7,979 per sq ft for Aspire Leisure Valley.Read more

The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has launched a major commercial property scheme, offering 37 plots worth a combined INR 3,604 crore through e-auction. Located in key sectors such as Sector 3, 10, 12, Ecotech-1 Extension and Ecotech-12, the plots come under two FAR categories: FAR-4 for large vertical developments like malls, hotels and office towers, and FAR-2 for smaller commercial uses. GNIDA has set strict conditions, including a ban on plot subdivision or amalgamation and a five-year project completion deadline. Reserve prices are substantial, with several plots valued between INR 91 crore and INR 216 crore. Strong investor interest is expected, supported by Greater Noida's improving connectivity and upcoming airport.Read more

Tata Projects has announced that the Noida International Airport in Jewar is close to becoming operational, with DGCA approvals still in process. CEO Vinayak Pai said the airport could start operations shortly. The company is expanding its portfolio in sectors such as semiconductors, solar panels, and data centres, aiming to maintain an order book of INR 40,000-43,000 crore. Despite a net loss of INR 751 crore last year due to Covid-era projects, older projects are being completed, and new ventures are expected to drive profitability in the coming year.Read more

The Noida Authority has suspended all non-essential construction works following the implementation of Stage III of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) by the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM). The decision came as air quality in several sectors of Noida reached the "severe" category, with AQI levels above 400. BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles are now banned, while ready-mix concrete plants, stone crushers, and demolition works remain closed until further notice. Strict penalties will apply for non-compliance.Read more

The Noida International Airport at Jewar is poised to benefit from a multi-modal access network combining road, rail and bus links, according to the Government of Uttar Pradesh. The airport, already linked to the Yamuna Expressway, will also connect to the Delhi�Mumbai Expressway and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway. A detailed project report has been approved for a rail corridor and a new station on the high-speed Delhi�Varanasi line is being included. Bus and electric-bus services will link nearby cities and metro networks, while ride-hailing and car rental ties are in place. Phase 1 will be on 1,334 ha with one terminal and capacity for about 12 million passengers annually, developing over four phases to 5,000 ha and up to 300 million passengers one day.Read more

The Noida Authority has intensified its recovery drive against 22 residential projects that collectively owe around INR 5,560 crore, impacting nearly 9,750 homebuyers awaiting flat registrations. Under the state�s rehabilitation policy, developers could reduce dues to INR 4,260 crore by paying 25% upfront, but most have failed to comply. Of these, 12 projects partially paid their instalments, four made no payments, and six rejected the scheme entirely. The Authority has so far recovered only INR 29 crore, prompting cancellation notices, sealing actions, and legal proceedings. With registrations stalled and strict enforcement underway, the move underscores a renewed focus on accountability and buyer protection in Noida�s real estate sector.Read more

The Uttar Pradesh government has approved the reservation of 46 posts under the 5th Battalion of the UPSSF, Saharanpur, to bolster security along the Noida-Greater Noida Metro corridor. The sanctioned positions include one assistant commandant, three sub-inspectors, six head constables, and 36 constables, who will be deployed across 21 metro stations. The decision, based on a proposal from the ADG (UPSSF), follows rising security demands at metro stations and adjoining transport hubs. The 5th Battalion already oversees duties at the RRTS corridor, Hindon Airport, and Saharanpur Airport. This deployment aims to enhance operational efficiency, staff welfare, and public safety while preparing for future transit-linked security needs.Read more

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has officially registered about 441 hectares of land from 18 villages in Jewar, which were earlier listed under 3,695 farmers. Despite compensation and residential plot allotments being provided earlier, the land records were not updated, allowing illegal sales, mortgaging, and cultivation. Officials said the updated registration aims to bring transparency, prevent fraud, and secure public land. The authority's step ends a years-long delay and strengthens its control over acquired land earmarked for infrastructure projects.Read more

The Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) imposed fines totaling INR 20 lakh on two construction companies for breaching environmental rules. ISGEC Heavy Engineering Ltd and Express Infraway were found storing construction materials and loose soil without green net coverage or water sprinklers, causing dust pollution. The action follows National Green Tribunal directives, with the UPPCB verifying sites after complaints. These penalties highlight stricter enforcement of green norms, reminding construction firms to comply with environmental guidelines and reduce air pollution in urban areas.Read more

M3M India plans to invest INR 2,100 crore to develop Jacob & Co.-branded ultra-luxury residences in Noida, marking the first housing project in India under the iconic global brand known for its high-jewellery watches. Spread over six acres, the development will offer 150 premium homes in the first phase and about 100 serviced ultra-luxury residences in the second, with prices ranging from INR 14 crore to INR 25 crore. M3M India expects revenue of INR 3,500 crore over three years, aiming to establish a new benchmark in India's ultra-luxury real estate segment.Read more

The Noida Authority has begun placing informational boards outside housing projects where developers have unpaid land dues and have not applied for the government's rehabilitation scheme. The initiative aims to make the public aware of the financial status of these projects while encouraging developers to settle dues. Lotus Panache, undergoing insolvency proceedings, is the first project to display such a board. Previous campaigns saw partial compliance, and under the 2023 Legacy Stalled Real Estate Projects Policy, developers were offered incentives like 'zero-period' waivers to revive unfinished projects.Read more

The Noida administration has taken action against over 100 homeowners in Supernova Towers, Sector 94, for running unregistered bed-and-breakfast (B&B) units. The move follows multiple complaints from residents about disturbances, security risks, and unauthorized commercial use. Notices were issued under the Sarai Act, 1867, which requires all B&B operations to obtain approvals from local authorities, police, and fire departments. The crackdown aligns with Uttar Pradesh's Bed and Breakfast and Homestay Policy 2025, aimed at formalizing short-term rental operations and safeguarding residents' interests.Read more

The Noida Authority has announced plans to take action against developers who have failed to comply with the Uttar Pradesh government's policy on stalled housing projects. This includes attaching and auctioning the assets of defaulting builders. The policy aimed to revive stalled projects by allowing developers to pay 25% of their dues upfront and the remaining 75% over three years, with interest waivers. Many developers have not followed these terms, leading the authority to withdraw interest waivers and pursue asset attachment measures to ensure homebuyers can complete their property registrations.Read more

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has intensified efforts to stop illegal land sales near the Noida International Airport, targeting fraudulent township projects that mislead investors. The scams involve offering plots on government or agricultural land, often with forged documents and fake site visits to convince buyers. YEIDA has been demolishing illegal constructions, filing FIRs, and planning a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to tackle the land mafia. The authority is also raising awareness among buyers and monitoring social media platforms to prevent further fraudulent activities.Read more

Ministers from Sri Lanka and the Maldives visited Jakson Group's solar facility in Greater Noida to explore renewable energy collaborations. The visit included a review of the fully automated production lines and TOPCon photovoltaic modules. Discussions focused on technology adoption, project execution, and strengthening supply chains to support Sri Lanka's renewable energy goals and the Maldives' carbon-neutral ambitions. Jakson's investment plans, including a 6 GW integrated solar facility in Madhya Pradesh, demonstrate India's growing role in clean-energy manufacturing. The group has a long-standing presence in energy solutions, serving tens of thousands of clients across India.Read more

The Greater Noida Authority has imposed penalties amounting to INR 54 lakh on seven builders whose sewage treatment plants (STPs) were found non-functional, leading to untreated sewage being released into drains. The Authority has reiterated that the operation of STPs is mandatory and warned that repeat violations will lead to FIRs as per directives from the National Green Tribunal and the Central Pollution Control Board.Read more

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has begun resolving long-pending land disputes that have stalled registrations for more than 800 industrial and institutional plots. Many of the delays date back to 2013, with road construction halted at nearly 590 points due to withheld or disputed land. Officials report over 150 disputes already settled, with more nearing resolution. Plot registration and possession will only proceed once road networks are completed, though no deadline has been fixed. YEIDA has also set a target to operationalise over 100 industries by year-end; currently, only 15 are active while more than 400 remain under construction.Read more

The Noida Authority has begun a large-scale topographic survey to expand land reserves and support future development. Covering areas along the Yamuna and Noida expressways, the Hindon River, Sector 150, and internal drains, the study will map elevation, depth, size, and location of land parcels. This will help identify vacant plots, detect encroachments, and flag zones unsuitable for construction due to water bodies or flood risks. Sector 147 is a priority, with readiness for development under review. Findings will guide the allocation of land for residential, commercial, or institutional use while protecting ecologically sensitive areas, ensuring Noida's growth is structured, transparent, and sustainable.Read more

Noida Authority carried out a demolition drive in Salarpur Khadar village, targeting illegal multi-storey buildings constructed on 24 plots. Around 39 developers had put up nearly 60 buildings, many of which were marketed as 1BHK to 3BHK apartments priced between INR 30 lakh and INR 65 lakh. While court stay orders stopped demolition on some plots, the authority demolished site offices and tin sheds on three other plots. Officials have said they will apply land mafia laws, take action against illegal groundwater extraction, and continue monitoring the site with daily inspections under senior supervision.Read more