Noida and Ghaziabad draw Rs 19,000 cr, lead UP real estate investment

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Noida and Ghaziabad have emerged as Uttar Pradesh's top real estate destinations, together attracting 61% of the state's total property investment. The two districts are projected to add close to 23,000 new housing units in the coming period. Despite recording a higher number of projects, Lucknow attracted comparatively less overall investment than the two NCR-adjacent cities. Ongoing infrastructure development and close proximity to Delhi are cited as the primary drivers behind their continued dominance. The combined investment across both districts amounts to approximately Rs 19,000 crore.

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