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Uttar Pradesh logs investment worth ₹52,800 crore in realty projects

Business Standard - LatestBy Virendra Singh Rawat

11/12/2026, 12:12:13 PM

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Uttar Pradesh recorded ₹52,866 crore of investment across 249 RERA-registered real estate projects in the first nine months of 2026, covering more than 73,400 housing and commercial units.

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Uttar Pradesh logs investment worth ₹52,800 crore in realty projects.
Uttar Pradesh recorded ₹52,866 crore of investment across 249 RERA-registered real estate projects in the first nine months of 2026, covering more than 73,400 housing and commercial units.
Uttar Pradesh recorded ₹52,866 crore of investment across 249 RERA-registered real estate projects in the first nine months of 2026, covering more than 73,400 housing and commercial units.

Uttar Pradesh recorded ₹52,866 crore of investment across 249 RERA-registered real estate projects in the first nine months of 2026, covering more than 73,400 housing and commercial units.

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