UP RERA Approves 7 Projects Worth ₹416.94 Crore Across Uttar Pradesh

• 7 projects approved with a total investment of ₹416.94 crore

• 1,024 residential and commercial units to be added across five cities

• Projects expected to boost employment and local economic activity

 Uttar Pradesh’s real estate sector continues to gain momentum with the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) approving seven new projects worth a combined ₹416.94 crore. The approvals, granted during the authority’s latest meeting, will add 1,024 residential and commercial units across Noida, Lucknow, Mathura, Bareilly, and Meerut, reinforcing balanced urban development in the state.

According to UP RERA, the newly approved projects reflect a steady flow of investment into both housing and commercial infrastructure, driven by regulatory clarity and growing investor confidence.

Noida Leads with Commercial Developments

Noida emerged as a key beneficiary, with two commercial projects receiving regulatory clearance. Together, these developments involve an investment of ₹181.36 crore and will add 298 commercial units to the city’s real estate landscape.

Officials noted that these projects are expected to strengthen Noida’s position as a major business and commercial hub in the National Capital Region (NCR), while also attracting further private investment and supporting job creation.

Housing Push in Mathura

In Mathura, UP RERA approved two residential projects with a combined investment of ₹154.92 crore. These projects will deliver 565 housing units, aimed at addressing the growing demand for organised residential developments in the region.

Experts believe the Mathura approvals will support planned urban expansion while improving access to quality housing in one of the state’s rapidly developing cities.

Commercial Expansion in Lucknow

The state capital, Lucknow, received approval for one commercial project valued at ₹27.65 crore. The project proposes the construction of 30 commercial units, which is expected to contribute to the city’s organised commercial infrastructure and support the services sector.

Residential Growth in Bareilly

Bareilly also featured in the latest approvals, with UP RERA clearing one residential project worth ₹24.56 crore. The project will add 106 residential units, providing a boost to the city’s housing supply and supporting local construction activity.

Mixed-Use Development in Meerut

In Meerut, the authority approved one mixed-use project—covering both residential and commercial segments—with an estimated cost of ₹28.45 crore. The project will consist of 25 units, promoting integrated and balanced urban development in western Uttar Pradesh.

Focus on Balanced Growth and Employment

UP RERA Chairman Sanjay Bhoosreddy said the approvals underline the structured growth of the real estate sector in the state. He noted that the decisions taken at the authority’s 192nd meeting highlight a clear focus on balanced development across residential and commercial categories.

“The approval of seven projects shows that Uttar Pradesh’s real estate sector is moving forward in a planned and transparent manner. An investment of around ₹417 crore will strengthen infrastructure and create new employment opportunities,” Bhoosreddy said.

UP RERA added that the projects are expected to generate both direct and indirect employment, benefiting construction workers, engineers, architects, and technical professionals. Allied sectors such as building materials, logistics, transportation, finance, and services are also likely to see positive spillover effects.

The regulatory authority attributed the sustained growth in real estate investment to the state government’s reform-driven policies, improved ease of doing business, and a stronger regulatory framework, which together have enhanced confidence among developers and homebuyers alike.