YEIDA has initiated plans to develop a INR 450 crore tech-hub across 206 acres in Sector-10, near Noida International Airport. Backed by INR 144 crore from the Centre under the EMC 2.0 scheme and INR 340 crore from YEIDA, the hub is set to be completed by January 31, 2028. Havells, the anchor-unit, will invest INR 800 crore on a 50-acre plot to manufacture electrical-goods, creating 1,000 jobs in its first-phase. The project is expected to generate 31,000 jobs in total. The remaining land will host 66 industrial-plots, with 39 acres reserved for roads, green-belts, and infrastructure.Read more

In a decisive move against unauthorized constructions, the Noida Authority has identified approximately 20 illegal structures across the villages of Gadhi Chaukhandi, Barolla, Salarpur, Basai, and Bhangel. These buildings, erected without requisite approvals on notified lands, have been marked in red with 'illegal' signage and served official notices to caution current occupants and potential buyers. The authority has reclaimed nearly 10,000 square meters of land, valued at approximately INR 30 crore. Demolition drives have been executed in Barolla, Salarpur, and Hajipur villages, targeting under-construction houses and shops built unlawfully. This initiative aligns with Noida's broader strategy to expand its landbank, which includes significant allocations for industrial, institutional, residential, group housing, and commercial developments.Read more

Bhutani Infra has partnered with Yashoda Hospital to co-develop a large-scale, AI-driven mixed-use project in Greater Noida West, with an estimated investment of INR 1,000 crore, excluding the land cost. The collaboration will result in a futuristic campus featuring a hospital, a 5-star hotel, office and retail spaces. Yashoda Hospital, which owns the 10.25-acre site, will oversee the medical infrastructure, aiming to revolutionise healthcare delivery through predictive and preventive technology. Bhutani Infra, known for several developments in Delhi-NCR, is also co-developing the Noida International Film City with Bayview Projects, promoted by filmmaker Boney Kapoor.Read more

A Noida civil court has imposed a 100-meter protest-free zone around Jaypee Infratech's Sector 128 headquarters, following a plea by the company's new management, Suraksha Group. The interim order, issued ex parte, comes after homebuyers, awaiting possession since 2010-11, intensified demonstrations over stalled projects. The court limited the no-protest zone to 100 meters, rejecting Jaypee's request for a 500-meter buffer due to insufficient evidence. Homebuyers, represented by the JIL Real Estate Allottees Welfare Society (JREAWS), plan to challenge the order in the next hearing scheduled for July 15, asserting their right to peaceful protest and demanding timely project completion.Read more

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has expressed serious concern over 21 real estate developers in Greater Noida West who have failed to disclose the source of water used during construction. This follows a petition filed in 2022 alleging rampant illegal groundwater extraction by builders. Although the Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board (UPPCB) issued notices in March 2025, only one developer has complied. The NGT has now directed all defaulters to submit source details within 10 days. The tribunal will review the case on July 29, 2025. The issue highlights the urgent need for stricter environmental oversight in urban construction practices.Read more

In a decisive move to enforce compliance, the Gautam Budh Nagar district administration has sealed the offices of 12 real estate developers in Dadri tehsil, Noida, for failing to clear dues exceeding INR 175 crore owed to the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA). Despite multiple recovery notices, these builders did not respond, prompting the administration to take action under land revenue laws. Major defaulters include Uttam Steels, Rudra Buildwell Homes, and Ansal Hitech Township. Officials have warned of further actions if dues remain unpaid, highlighting ongoing challenges in recovering funds from non-compliant developers.Read more

The district administration in Dadri, Noida, has recently sealed the offices of 12 real estate developers due to unpaid dues exceeding INR 175 crore to UP-RERA. Despite repeated recovery notices, these builders failed to comply, prompting strict enforcement actions. Key defaulters include Uttam Steels and Associates, Rudra Buildwell Homes, and Ansal Hitech Township. This move reflects a broader issue, with over 100 projects in the area collectively owing more than INR 500 crore. Recovery efforts face significant challenges, especially involving builders based in Delhi, highlighting the need for improved inter-state coordination and stronger regulatory measures to safeguard homebuyers and ensure accountability in the real estate sector.Read more

State-owned NBCC (India) Ltd has successfully generated INR 1,468 crore by selling 446 apartments in Noida through an e-auction. According to a regulatory filing made earlier this week, the company disclosed that these residential units were part of the Aspire Silicon City project located in Sector-76, Noida. The transaction is expected to aid NBCC in repaying debts incurred for completing stalled projects under the Amrapali Stalled Projects Investments Reconstruction Establishment (ASPIRE), a scheme initiated under the directive of the Supreme Court. The sale also entitles NBCC to a 1 per cent marketing fee based on the total transaction value.Read more

The Noida Authority is set to issue notices to approximately 250 farmhouse owners for constructing permanent structures on the Yamuna floodplains, areas designated solely for agricultural use. While land transactions are not prohibited, any non-agricultural construction is illegal. Since May 2022, the Authority has demolished around 200 such structures, though many owners obtained stay orders from the Allahabad High Court, temporarily halting further action. Aerial surveys using drones have been initiated to identify new illegal constructions, with plans for a large-scale enforcement campaign.Read more

The Noida Authority is set to unveil two major infrastructure projects: the Bhangel Elevated Road and its new administrative headquarters in Sector 96. The 5.5 km, six-lane elevated road-built over the DSC Road at a revised cost of INR 608 crore-will ease traffic between Noida and Greater Noida by bypassing congested areas like Chhalera and Bhangel. Meanwhile, the Authority's twin-tower HQ, spanning six acres and revised to INR 304 crore after design flaws and contractor delays, is also nearing completion. Despite repeated setbacks, both projects aim to improve connectivity and governance, signaling Noida's push toward efficient urban infrastructure and administration.Read more

The Noida Authority has intensified its efforts to recover INR 277 crore in outstanding dues from Sikka Infrastructure, pertaining to a group housing project in Sector 143B. Despite multiple notices and enforcement actions, including the sealing of 31 flats and the threat of legal proceedings, the developer has failed to comply. Consequently, the Authority has initiated proceedings under land revenue laws and filed a formal complaint with the Economic Offences Wing. The developer has also been disqualified from availing benefits under a state policy aimed at reviving stalled real estate projects.Read more

The Gautam Budh Nagar administration has launched a district-wide survey to identify feasible locations for EV charging stations in Noida's residential societies. Directed by ADM Atul Kumar, the initiative involves coordination between UPPCL, NPCL, and RWAs/AOAs to resolve infrastructure gaps and resident disputes over EV charger installations. Many societies currently lack designated parking or electrical capacity, leading to rising friction amid increasing EV adoption. The Noida Authority has also mandated EV charging provisions in all new residential building plans. The survey aims to ensure safe, accessible, and future-ready charging infrastructure, marking a step forward in the city's sustainable mobility efforts.Read more

The Noida Authority has begun returning 31 hectares of residential plots to farmers in Begumpur, Sector 145, ending a two-decade land dispute. Originally acquired in 2007, the land faced prolonged legal battles, culminating in a Supreme Court ruling in 2022 upholding the acquisition with updated compensation terms. Officials confirmed that legal clarity has now been achieved, and demarcation activities were carried out under heavy security. Around 2,200 farmers are expected to benefit. The move is seen as a major step towards resolving long-standing acquisition issues and restoring trust among affected communities while supporting Noida's continued urban development initiatives.Read more

AML RightSource, a U.S.-based firm specializing in financial crime prevention and third-party compliance, has leased 157,000 sq ft at Max Square in Noida to establish a Global Capability Centre (GCC). This move is part of a broader trend of multinational companies expanding their operations in Noida, driven by infrastructure developments like the upcoming Jewar Airport. The leasing activity in Noida has been bolstered by increased demand from the IT-BPM sector, which accounted for 45% of the gross leasing volume in the first quarter of 2025.Read more

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has issued an interim order prohibiting any illegal construction in Jaypee Wishtown, a township in Noida. The order addresses allegations of unauthorized developments in the green zone of the township, which is situated on the Yamuna riverbed and falls within the Okhla Bird Sanctuary's eco-sensitive zone. The NGT directed local authorities to prevent such activities and barred Jaypee Infratech Ltd from proceeding with construction in violation of environmental norms until the next hearing scheduled for August.Read more

The Noida Authority has issued a warning to apartment owners' associations (AOAs) that their registrations may be canceled if they persist in discharging untreated sewage into stormwater drains. This directive follows a series of fines and FIRs against societies for environmental violations. Recent inspections revealed non-compliance at societies such as Lotus Panache and Maharishi Ashram, prompting action such as sealing sewer lines and FIR proceedings. Additionally, the Authority has directed FIRs against seven societies operating without functional sewage treatment plants. The move highlights Noida's commitment to ensuring better environmental management in residential areas.Read more

The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) recently launched a scheme offering 276 residential plots in Sector 18, Noida. These plots, measuring 200 square metres each, are priced at INR 35,000 per square metre, marking a 35% increase from previous rates. Applicants can apply until May 21, with a draw set for July 11. A 10% registration fee is required, and the remaining amount must be paid within 60 days. This scheme is part of YEIDA's wider plans, which include upcoming plots for group housing, industrial, commercial, and hotel projects near the Noida International Airport.Read more

In a significant move to expedite land compensation, the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has initiated the issuance of reservation letters for 7% abadi (residential) plots to farmers at the time of land acquisition settlements. This approach ensures that farmers are informed about the exact location and size of their allotted plots during the acquisition process. A verification committee comprising officials like the deputy collector and tehsildar will oversee the scrutiny and finalization of these allotments. The final allotment letters are set to be dispatched within 90 days, with development work on the plots expected to conclude within eight months. This initiative aims to streamline the compensation process and address longstanding grievances related to delays in plot allotments.Read more

The Noida Authority has launched a INR 400 crore dedicated corpus fund to support the city's municipal services amid concerns about declining revenue from land sales and lease rent. Currently spending INR 1,500 crore annually on civic upkeep, the Authority aims to create a financial buffer for long-term sustainability. The fund will be built using one-time lease rent payments from property owners and was approved by the Noida Board on March 28. With rising urban costs and limited land inventory, officials say the move ensures uninterrupted services like sanitation and lighting-serving as a model for other Indian cities facing similar fiscal challenges.Read more

The Noida Authority has filed FIRs against seven housing projects across various sectors for serious violations of environmental regulations, particularly regarding sewage and solid waste treatment. Six of the projects have also been slapped with fines amounting to INR 1.15 crore in total. The action follows inspections that revealed untreated wastewater being discharged into stormwater drains, in violation of pollution control laws. The move comes in line with directives from the National Green Tribunal. However, some residents' associations argue that they are complying with all waste and sewage management norms.Read more