UP Rera Report Signals Renewed Investor Confidence In Real Estate

The year 2025 was a standout year for the real estate sector, according to the latest data from the UP Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP Rera). The data showed renewed confidence among developers, investors, as well as homebuyers.

According to the UP Rera Report Card 2025, the state recorded a sharp rise in project registrations and capital investments, underscoring the recovery and expansion of the real estate market. Real estate project registrations rose by 19 per cent, from 259 projects in 2024 to 308 projects in 2025.

The more striking rise was noticed in the jump in investment value. Capital inflows, which were linked to registered projects, rose by 53.50 per cent, leading to a collection of Rs 68,328 crore in 2025 from Rs 44,526 crore in 2024.

This, the report said, reflected how the market sentiment was stronger, and developers had a sharper willingness to commit to bigger and long-term projects.

According to the report, Noida has once again emerged as the driving force. The city alone has accounted for 69 registered projects and has attracted over Rs 37,000 crore of total investments. This made it the top-performing city in Uttar Pradesh.

Noida was followed by Ghaziabad, with investments of around Rs 12,750 crore, while Lucknow maintained its position as a major real estate hub with 67 new projects coming to the city, with investments of approximately being close to Rs 9,400 crore.

The report also highlighted the balanced growth and development in the state. Projects were not just limited to the core of Delhi National Capital Region (Delhi-NCR), but 186 projects were located in the non-NCR districts, up from 170 in 2024.

“The growth shows the rising interest and potential of Tier-II cities and emerging urban centres, where connectivity and infrastructure are improving. This acted as an opportunity for developers and investors to expand their inventory,” the report said.

Among the non-NCR cities, Lucknow stood with the highest number of projects that were registered outside the western region of the state. Agra, Mathura, and Bareilly also saw an increased activity, driven by expansion, tourism, and local economic development. Project registrations in Uttar Pradesh have expanded to 27 districts this year, compared to 23 districts in 2024.

Officials attribute this remarkable performance to a combination of regulatory discipline and supportive policies.

UP Rera chairman Sanjay Bhoosreddy said this steady rise in registrations and investments reflected a growing trust in the regulatory framework.