UPRERA Approves 15 Projects Worth 1,227 Cr Across 8 Districts

UP RERA approves 15 real estate projects worth ₹1,226.57 crore across eight districts, covering 1,549 residential and commercial units. Lucknow leads with seven housing projects and a proposed investment of ₹471.24 crore.

The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) approves 15 real estate projects across eight districts, involving a proposed investment of ₹1,226.57 crore and the development of 1,549 residential and commercial units. The approvals are granted during the authority’s 216th meeting after reviewing the project proposals.

Lucknow accounts for the largest share of the approved projects, with seven residential developments involving an estimated investment of ₹471.24 crore. These projects are expected to deliver 599 housing units, strengthening the city’s residential supply.

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Varanasi receives approval for two projects involving an investment of ₹166.73 crore and 330 units. The projects include residential and mixed-use development, adding to the city’s expanding real estate pipeline.

Mathura receives approval for a residential project worth ₹252.80 crore, comprising 310 housing units. In Barabanki, a residential development involving ₹12.68 crore is expected to deliver 92 units.

The approved projects also cover commercial and mixed-use developments in other districts. Agra receives approval for a commercial project worth ₹135 crore, comprising 29 units. Bulandshahr secures approval for a mixed-use development involving ₹119.34 crore and 122 units. Meanwhile, a mixed-use project in Moradabad involves an investment of ₹42.34 crore and four units, while Meerut receives approval for a residential project worth ₹26.44 crore, comprising 63 units.

The approvals expand the pipeline of regulated real estate development across Uttar Pradesh, with projects spanning residential housing, commercial spaces and mixed-use properties. The proposed investments are also expected to support construction-related activity and create opportunities for workers and businesses involved in building materials, transportation, engineering and allied services.

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UP RERA says approved projects must comply with the provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act and meet the prescribed development timelines. The authority continues to monitor project progress and regulatory compliance to promote transparency and accountability in the state’s property market.

The latest approvals reflect ongoing development activity beyond major metropolitan centres, with cities such as Lucknow, Varanasi and Mathura attracting investment in new residential supply. By approving projects across eight districts, UP RERA aims to facilitate planned development while ensuring that promoters adhere to regulatory requirements and completion commitments.