Noida International Airport: Premium Plots Up For Grabs ! Greater Noida Authority Rolls Out Prime Plots Near Jewar Airport

The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has released additional land for high-end group homes near the Noida International Airport in Jewar, which is scheduled to open soon. The scheme, which started on June 13, 2025, has three prime plots. The biggest is 30,000 square meters in Sector Sigma III and has a high reserve price of ₹152 crore, which is about ₹50,860 per square meter. The smaller parcels are also ideal for building high-end homes.

Details on the plot and prices to hold

Part 1 of Sector Sigma III: The reserve price for this huge 30,000-square-meter plot is ₹152 crore, which is about ₹50,860 per square meter.

Sector Mu (GH-02E): It's about 18,215 square meters and has been set aside at ₹53,403 per square meter, for a total value of ₹97.2 crore.

Sector Alpha II: A small 3,999.8-square-meter plot with the highest price per square meter at ₹62,940, setting a total reserve price of ₹25.17 crore.

All three sites are very well connected—they are close to Jewar Airport and easy to get to from the Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridors as well as the Noida and Yamuna expressways. This makes them more appealing to developers.

Auction Rules and Schedules for Development

People who want to bid must go through an electronic buying process that stays open until July 4, 2025. A 10% earnest money payment of the reserve price is due when the bid is submitted. The remaining 90% of the premium is due 90 days after the auction.

Post-allotment deadlines include getting possession within one month and finishing the job within seven years. The first part has to be finished within three years, or there will be fees to keep working on it.

Strategic Importance and Growth Speed

The project is part of GNIDA's plan to boost real estate activity in the area around Jewar, which has been boosted by the opening of the Noida International Airport. It is expected that the airport will serve 12 million people in its first few years and then 60–120 million by 2050. More strong infrastructure, like regional rapid transit systems (RRTS), planned light rail lines, and nearby mega-developments like Film City and industrial hubs, make the region's transformation even more certain.

Real estate experts say that the area's appeal comes from a mix of transportation links and forward-looking urban planning projects, even though the airport is the main attraction. The GNIDA plot launch is meant to bring in developers and investors who want to make high-end, well-connected neighborhoods that take advantage of the current growth cycle.

The GNIDA plan gives developers a rare, time-sensitive chance to buy large pieces of land in a real estate hotspot that is quickly developing. Allotments will happen quickly after the July deadline, and possession will happen within a month.