Land Acquisition Process Begins for Noida Expansion

01 Nov 2024

The Uttar Pradesh government is moving forward with the land acquisition process for New Noida, a planned development area spearheaded by the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA). This project marks a significant milestone in the region's industrial and residential expansion plans, aimed at creating a comprehensive economic and urban center near Greater Noida. The acquisition phase will cover land parcels intended for both industrial and residential projects, contributing to the state’s goals of establishing a logistics and investment hub in New Noida.

YEIDA has outlined an expansive plan that integrates state-of-the-art infrastructure, modern residential zones, and large-scale commercial and industrial sectors. New Noida is envisioned as a future-ready city that enhances connectivity to Delhi NCR and boosts the region’s profile as a preferred destination for real estate investments. This approach includes structured road networks and utility services designed to support the diverse needs of businesses and residents alike, drawing from lessons learned in the successful development models of Noida and Greater Noida.

The land acquisition will proceed in a phased manner, ensuring that essential resources and utilities are in place to support incoming developments. YEIDA has engaged with local landowners and stakeholders to negotiate terms that emphasize mutual benefits, such as compensation packages that align with current market valuations. This strategic approach is expected to foster public support for the initiative while accelerating infrastructure development timelines.

The New Noida project is aligned with the UP government’s broader vision of transforming Yamuna Expressway’s industrial belt into a nationally prominent economic corridor. By leveraging the area’s proximity to major highways and railways, the development is poised to attract national and international investors across sectors including manufacturing, logistics, and IT.

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