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LDA opens registration for 3,105 plots in Varun Vihar and Naimish Nagar

ProjectLDALucknow

Lucknow Development Authority is taking registrations from 24 September 2026 for 3,105 residential plots: 1,926 in Varun Vihar (Kailash Khand and Kashi Khand, along the Agra Expressway near Mohan Road) and 1,179 in Naimish Nagar (Brahma Khand and Bhoomi Khand, around IIM Road and Sitapur Road in Bakshi Ka Talab). Plots range from 72 to 450 sq m.

Aadhaar biometric check now compulsory at every property registration in UP

PolicyStamps and Registration Department, UPAyodhyaLucknowGorakhpur

From 1 February 2026, buyers, sellers and witnesses must all pass Aadhaar-based biometric authentication at the Sub-Registrar office before a sale deed is registered in Uttar Pradesh. The state says the aim is to stop impersonation and fake-seller frauds.

GDA fixes plot prices for Gurukul City township in Naya Gorakhpur

ProjectGDAGorakhpur

Gorakhpur Development Authority has set plot prices of about ₹25,000 to ₹30,000 per sq m for Gurukul City, a 400-acre-plus township in Naya Gorakhpur covering Maniram, Balapar and Rahmatnagar villages near the Gorakhpur–Sonauli highway. About 200 acres have been bought by registry, and acquisition in three villages along Kushinagar Road is under way.

Lucknow circle rates revised for the first time since 2015

Circle rateCollector, LucknowLucknow

New circle rates took effect across Lucknow on 1 August 2025, the first revision in ten years. Agricultural land went up about 15% and non-agricultural land 20 to 25% in most areas, with bigger jumps in places like Indiranagar Sector-1 and Gulistan Colony. The new lists also split land rates into four road-width bands and add covered-area construction rates.

600 acres across 17 villages acquired for 'Greater GIDA' in Gorakhpur

ProjectGIDAGorakhpur

The state acquired 600 acres across 17 villages for the Dhuriyapar industrial township, also called Greater GIDA. The master plan is approved and allotment across two industrial sectors was set to begin, with more acquisition planned to grow the land bank.

Gorakhpur changes valuation rules, but keeps its 2016 circle rates

PolicyCollector, GorakhpurGorakhpur

Collector's orders of 5 March 2025 (Sadar-1 and Sadar-2) and 26 April 2025 (Gola, Bansgaon, Khajni, Sahjanwa, Chauri Chaura, Campierganj) changed how property is valued, while the 2016 rate list stays in force. Land on roads wider than 12 m is valued 30% above the 9–12 m rate, farmland within 50 m of colonies or plotting gets 60% extra (40% up to 200 m), and non-agricultural land above 1,000 sq m gets 15% off on the excess.

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