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UP RERA clears 12 projects worth Rs 1,664 crore across six districts

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What happened

Uttar Pradesh's real estate sector is set to expand with the approval of 12 new projects.

These projects will involve a total investment of Rs 1,663.85 crore across six districts.

Lucknow will receive the largest share with four projects totaling 1,972 units.

Key facts

  • Uttar Pradesh's real estate sector is set to expand with the approval of 12 new projects.
  • These projects will involve a total investment of Rs 1,663.85 crore across six districts.
  • Lucknow will receive the largest share with four projects totaling 1,972 units.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 23 Sep 2026 14:47:26 UTC.

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