
Uttar Pradesh registered 217 real estate projects with a combined proposed project cost of Rs 46,795 crore between January and September 2026.
Data from the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) shows that these projects propose 66,158 units, with Western Uttar Pradesh accounting for the largest regional share and Lucknow leading at the district level with 59 registrations.
The registrations reflect development activity across multiple regions of Uttar Pradesh.
Of the 217 projects registered by September 2026, Western Uttar Pradesh accounted for 111 projects, Central Uttar Pradesh recorded 60, Eastern Uttar Pradesh had 30, Rohilkhand registered 12, and Bundelkhand recorded four projects.
Western Uttar Pradesh also led in proposed housing supply, with 41,666 units and a total project cost of Rs 35,794.56 crore.
Central Uttar Pradesh accounted for 16,117 units worth Rs 5,997.05 crore, while Eastern Uttar Pradesh recorded 5,636 proposed units with a project cost of Rs 3,869.34 crore.
Rohilkhand's 12 projects proposed 1,764 units at a total cost of Rs 941.73 crore. Bundelkhand's four projects proposed 975 units, with a combined project cost of Rs 192.32 crore.
Lucknow recorded the highest number of registrations among districts, with 59 projects proposing 15,959 units. Their combined project cost stood at Rs 5,795.33 crore, according to UP RERA data.
Gautam Buddha Nagar registered 37 projects, with 18,599 proposed units and a total project cost of Rs 21,221.37 crore.
Although it recorded fewer projects than Lucknow, the district led in both proposed units and total project cost.
Ghaziabad recorded 35 registered projects, proposing 13,666 units at a combined cost of Rs 11,261.87 crore. Together, Gautam Buddha Nagar and Ghaziabad accounted for a substantial share of the state's proposed project costs.
Agra and Varanasi each recorded 12 projects. Agra's projects proposed 3,691 units at a cost of Rs 1,054.58 crore, while Varanasi recorded 2,176 units with a combined cost of Rs 1,772.89 crore.
Mathura registered 11 projects proposing 2,126 units at a total cost of Rs 829.85 crore. These figures indicate that registrations extended beyond the state's largest project centres.
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UP RERA chairman Sanjay Bhoosreddy said the registrations reflected expansion in the state's real estate sector and development potential across different regions.
He highlighted the authority's focus on transparency, accountability and regulatory compliance to protect homebuyers and encourage responsible development.
The reported project costs represent the stated costs of registered developments, not necessarily money already spent or revenue generated from property sales.
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