Alpha II Greater Noida, Greater Noida

The Greater Noida Authority has decided to issue Recovery Certificates against 14 real estate developers to recover ₹315.5 crore in land dues. This action is crucial for facilitating the registration and possession of flats for 8,856 homebuyers whose property rights have been on hold due to the builders' non-clearance of dues. This move aims to resolve stalled projects and bring relief to a significant number of buyers.

The Greater Noida Authority plans to construct 45 new bus stops across the city to enhance public transportation infrastructure. These stops will be equipped with amenities like mobile charging points and CCTV surveillance.The development will be under the Build-Operate-Transfer model, with a tender to be issued soon.

The Greater Noida authority has approved a 3.58% increase in property circle rates, aligning with the Cost Inflation Index to encourage investment. Additionally, a proposal for a 37-km road connecting Greater Noida to the Ganga Expressway has been cleared, promising seamless connectivity to western Uttar Pradesh and reducing travel time.

Uttar Pradesh's industrial development authorities, including Noida, Greater Noida, and Yamuna Expressway Authorities, are set to adopt unified building bylaws. The draft 'Unified Building Regulations-2026' proposes higher Floor Area Ratio (FAR), relaxed height norms, and faster approvals to encourage vertical growth and revive stalled projects.

Residents in Greater Noida's Alpha, Beta, and Delta sectors have reported irregular garbage collection and persistent water pipeline leakages, alleging inaction by the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA). Uncollected waste is accumulating on roads, and several water leaks have been reported, causing waterlogging and traffic congestion. Complaints also include unattended horticulture waste.

Residents of Alpha 1 in Greater Noida are raising concerns about the neglect of horticulture and sanitation. Pruned tree waste has not been collected for days, and there are ongoing sewer problems, sanitation issues, and unauthorized street vendors. The sector's RWA has contacted the Greater Noida Authority, highlighting the impact on the parks' condition and overall environment.