Context: The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) recently approved six new real estate projects during its 186th meeting.
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- These projects, spread across Ayodhya, Noida, Jhansi, Moradabad, Lucknow, and Prayagraj, will involve an investment of ₹176.28 crore and create 501 residential and commercial units, including flats and shops.
- This approval marks a strategic shift toward balanced urban and semi-urban development in Uttar Pradesh.
- While major cities like Noida and Lucknow continue to see growth, the inclusion of emerging cities such as Ayodhya and Jhansi signals an emphasis on regional development and inclusive growth, ensuring infrastructure and housing reach beyond metropolitan centers.
- The investment will stimulate economic activity through direct and indirect channels. Construction boosts demand in ancillary sectors like cement, steel, paint, furniture, electricals, tiles, and financial services.
- This will create substantial employment opportunities across various skill levels, strengthening the state’s economy.
- UP RERA Chairman Sanjay Bhusreddy emphasized that this initiative not only accelerates construction but also supports related industries, promoting job creation and business growth in the state.
- These measures increase investor confidence, protect homebuyers’ interests, and reduce delays and defaults, aligning with broader efforts to improve the ease of doing business in Uttar Pradesh.
