Uttar Pradesh Registers 217 Real Estate Projects Worth Rs 46,795 Crore Up to September 2026
Lucknow / Gautam Buddh Nagar, October 22, 2026: A total of 217 real estate projects proposing 66,158 units with a combined investment of Rs 46,795 crore were registered with the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) up to September 2026, according to a press release issued by the authority.
Western Uttar Pradesh recorded the highest regional share with 111 projects comprising 41,666 proposed units and a total project cost of Rs 35,794.56 crore. Central Uttar Pradesh followed with 60 projects accounting for 16,117 units worth Rs 5,997.05 crore, while Eastern Uttar Pradesh recorded 30 projects with 5,636 units valued at Rs 3,869.34 crore. Rohilkhand and Bundelkhand registered 12 projects (1,764 units worth Rs 941.73 crore) and 4 projects (975 units worth Rs 192.32 crore), respectively.
At the district level, Lucknow led in total project registrations with 59 projects involving 15,959 units and a project cost of Rs 5,795.33 crore. Gautam Buddha Nagar ranked second in project count with 37 registrations but led the state in scale and capital, proposing 18,599 units with a total project cost of Rs 21,221.37 crore. Ghaziabad recorded 35 projects comprising 13,666 units worth Rs 11,261.87 crore, while Agra and Varanasi registered 12 projects each.
“The figures for real estate projects registered in 2026 reflect the expansion of the real estate sector in Uttar Pradesh and the development potential of its various regions,” said Sanjay Bhoosreddy, Chairman, UP RERA. “The registration of 217 projects, with 66,158 proposed units and a total project cost of ₹46,795 crore, is an important indicator of the activity taking place in this sector.”
He added that alongside the dominant investment share in Western Uttar Pradesh, project activity in Lucknow and other districts underscores growth opportunities across the state. He emphasized that UP RERA remains committed to streamlining registration processes, ensuring transparency, and protecting homebuyer interests to support orderly real estate development.
