UP RERA Approves 12 Real Estate Projects Worth Rs 1,663.85 Crore Across Six Districts
Lucknow, September 23, 2026: The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority has approved 12 new real estate projects spanning six districts in the state, involving a total estimated investment of Rs 1,663.85 crore. The approvals, granted during the 214th Authority Meeting chaired by UP RERA Chairman Sanjay Bhoosreddy, will facilitate the development of 3,090 residential, commercial, and mixed-use units while boosting regional construction activities and auxiliary employment, UP RERA said in a press release.
Lucknow led the approvals with four projects—comprising two residential, one commercial, and one mixed-use scheme—representing an estimated investment of Rs 609.35 crore and 1,972 units. Ghaziabad secured three residential projects worth Rs 605.06 crore to build 574 units, while Hapur received approval for two residential projects with an investment of Rs 123.45 crore for 192 units. Single residential projects were approved in Kanpur for Rs 201.72 crore (158 units), Ayodhya for Rs 72.61 crore (85 units), and Prayagraj for Rs 51.66 crore (109 units).
During the meeting held in the presence of senior officials, the regulatory authority emphasized that developments must strictly follow prescribed rules, adhere to timelines, and protect the interests of homebuyers. The investment is anticipated to generate broader economic activity across connected industries, including construction materials, engineering, and transport.
Commenting on the approvals, UP RERA Chairman Sanjay Bhoosreddy said that the Authority is continuously working for the planned and transparent development of the real estate sector in the state. He said that along with timely approval of projects, monitoring them and ensuring compliance with rules are also among the Authority’s priorities.
He said that the new projects will expand residential and commercial facilities in the state and boost construction activities. UP RERA will continue to work according to the provisions of the RERA Act and remains committed to protecting the interests of homebuyers and maintaining a trustworthy environment in the real estate sector.
