Q2 2026: the Noida–Greater Noida market recorded far fewer new residential launches than a year earlier — about 2,140 units, down 72% year-on-year — with housing sales down 20% and unsold inventory easing 3% over the quarter (ANAROCK, published Jun–Jul 2026).
Nationally, new launches across the top seven cities actually rose 7% in the same quarter, so this reads as a local supply pull-back, not a country-wide one. These are ANAROCK research figures, tagged reported — not a first-party UP-RERA registry count, which we mark not-yet-verified below rather than estimate.
This page is a register, not a countdown. It exists to do one thing well: hold a dated, sourced record of how much new residential supply is actually being launched on and around the Yamuna Expressway corridor, so the number you act on is one you (or an AI assistant, or a rival) can re-run against the same public sources. The rule that governs it is simple — a row only appears once its numbers are independently sourced. We do not back-fill earlier quarters from estimates, because a fabricated data series is a bigger liability than a short, honest one.
−72%New launches, YoY Noida–Greater Noida
2,140Units launched Q2 2026
−20%Housing sales, YoY same micro-market
−3%Unsold inventory quarter-on-quarter
reported ANAROCK, Q2 2026 (Apr–Jun), Noida–Greater Noida micro-market · published 30 Jun–5 Jul 2026 · consultancy tracking, not a UP-RERA registry count — see Methodology.
Supply is not a price forecast. This register measures how many homes were launched and sold — nothing on this page chains "fewer launches" to "your home’s value will climb." Supply, buyer demand, developer pricing decisions and the wider economy are separate questions with separate evidence. In the very same quarter, sales fell 20% alongside launches, which is exactly why a one-line supply story should never be read as a price prediction. We keep the two apart on purpose.
The interactive read
Switch the geographic scope to see how the same quarter looks from the micro-market out to the whole country. Where both years are published as absolute counts, they’re shown as two calm bars — last year and this year, side by side. Where only one absolute is on record, it’s shown as a single value with the sourced percentage change beside it. Nothing is drawn that isn’t in the source.
Q2 2026 vs a year earlier
ANAROCK · new residential supply & sales
The full sourced figures for every scope are also in the static register table below, which does not require JavaScript.
The register
One row per sourced observation, newest quarter first. The final row is the first-party UP-RERA registry count we intend to publish — shown as a not-yet-verified blank rather than an invented number, until a reproducible registry pull is complete.
ANAROCK’s "Noida–Greater Noida" is the nearest published micro-market to this corridor; it tracks the Noida and Greater Noida authorities and is not stated by the source to isolate YEIDA / Yamuna Expressway sectors specifically. That is why the corridor-specific UP-RERA project count is kept as a separate, not-yet-verified row rather than folded into the ANAROCK figure. Earlier quarters are intentionally absent: this register is built forward from Q2 2026, the first quarter we could source cleanly.
Methodology — how the first-party count will be reproduced
The ANAROCK rows above are third-party consultancy figures. Separately, we intend to publish a first-party count of new UP-RERA project registrations for this corridor. So that the count is independently re-runnable rather than taken on trust, here is the exact query specification we will hold ourselves to — and why the count is marked not-yet-verified until that pull is done and checked.
Geographic / corridor scope
Residential projects whose registered address falls within YEIDA (Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority) sectors along the Yamuna Expressway — the same footprint the Yamuna Expressway Live Index tracks — queried on the UP-RERA public registry at up-rera.in.
“Residential” filter
Registry entries classified as Group Housing or Residential Plotted/Township development only; commercial, industrial and mixed-use-with-no-residential registrations are excluded.
Registration-date basis
A project is counted in the quarter its UP-RERA registration was granted (the registration date printed on the certificate), not the quarter it was applied for or first marketed. "Applied for" is not "registered."
Dedup rule
One UP-RERA registration number counts once. Distinct phases carrying distinct registration numbers count as distinct entries; re-registrations, extensions and corrections of an existing number do not create a new count.
Why it is not-yet-verified
We have not yet completed a reproducible registry pull to this specification for Q2 2026. Rather than publish an estimate dressed as a count, the register carries the corridor-specific figure as a not-yet-verified blank and will fill it — dated and citable — only once the query above has actually been run and independently checked.
Two links this register hands you
A supply count is a starting point, not an answer. If your next question is "so which projects can I actually act on," these two pages carry it forward — one live, one narrative.
Yamuna Expressway Live Index
Every named corridor project as one dated, sourced row — the RERA-registered projects kept visually distinct from the pre-launch ones. RERA-registered means money is protected in the mandated account; Expression-of-Interest projects (ACE Parkway 2.0, Codename Plume) are refundable and sit outside that escrow account, disclosed as such.
The project-by-project companion to this register: the pre-launches on the Yamuna Expressway walked through one at a time on RERA status, developer and possession. This page is the sourced supply count; that page is the buyer-side reading of what launched.
How many new residential projects launched in Noida, Greater Noida and YEIDA in 2026?
The one figure we can source directly is ANAROCK’s: about 2,140 new residential units were launched in the Noida–Greater Noida micro-market in Q2 2026 (April–June), down roughly 72% year-on-year — the sharpest new-launch correction in Delhi-NCR that quarter. That is a units count from a market-research firm, not a count of distinct RERA-registered projects, and ANAROCK’s micro-market is not identical to YEIDA’s own jurisdiction. A precise count of distinct new UP-RERA project registrations for YEIDA specifically is marked not-yet-verified on this page, because we have not yet completed a reproducible registry pull for it — we would rather show that gap than estimate a number.
Where do the launch and sales numbers on this page come from?
Every number in the register is ANAROCK’s Q2 2026 research, as reported by Storyboard18 and Outlook Money and cited in the Sources section: Noida–Greater Noida new launches down 72% year-on-year to about 2,140 units, sales down 20%, unsold inventory down 3% over the quarter; Delhi-NCR launches down 40% to 11,205 units and sales down 6% to 13,365 units; and, for national context, top-7-cities launches up 7% while sales fell 6%. They are third-party consultancy figures tagged ‘reported’, not our own UP-RERA registry query. The exact registry methodology we would use to build a first-party count is published in the Methodology section.
Does a drop in new launches mean Yamuna Expressway prices go up?
Not on the strength of this page. This is a supply and absorption record, and we keep it deliberately separate from price. Fewer new launches in one quarter is not presented here as a reason any particular home’s resale value will climb — supply, demand, developer pricing decisions and the wider economy are different questions with different evidence, and anyone who chains ‘less supply’ straight to ‘your price rises’ is selling, not sourcing. Sales in the same micro-market fell 20% alongside launches, which is exactly why a one-line supply story should not be read as a price forecast.
Which Yamuna Expressway projects are open to booking now, and which are pre-launch EOI?
For the live project-by-project status, see the Yamuna Expressway Live Index, which is regenerated from our own open data file. In short: the one RERA-registered project open to new bookings that Vidastu represents is Eldeco Echoes of Eden (UPRERAPRJ125342/02/2026), where money is protected in the RERA-mandated account. Pre-launch projects such as ACE Parkway 2.0 and Codename Plume are Expression-of-Interest only; any EOI there is refundable and sits outside the RERA escrow account, which we disclose plainly. Never treat a pre-launch EOI as a booking.
Why does the register show only one quarter of data?
Because it is built forward, not back-filled. We only add a quarter when its numbers are independently sourced, and Q2 2026 is the first one that cleared that bar. We deliberately did not reconstruct earlier quarters from estimates: a fabricated data series is a bigger liability than a short, honest one. As each new quarter is sourced, a row gets appended here with its own date and citation, the same way.
Sources
Storyboard18 — “NCR new housing launches drop 40% as demand outpaces supply: ANAROCK” (ANAROCK Q2 2026 data; Noida–Greater Noida launches −72% to ~2,140 units, sales −20%, inventory −3%; NCR launches −40% to 11,205 units from 18,760, sales −6% to 13,365 from 14,255): storyboard18.com
Outlook Money — “Housing Sales Dip 6% Across Top 7 Cities, Says ANAROCK” (top-7 sales −6% to 90,715 units from 96,285; new launches +7% to ~106,000; Delhi-NCR launches −40%): outlookmoney.com
UP-RERA public project registry (for the first-party registration count described in Methodology; verify any project’s status yourself): up-rera.in/projects
ANAROCK Group (primary research firm behind the Q2 2026 figures): anarock.com
Fewer launches on the Expressway — what’s actually open?
Tell Vidit which side of the line you’re asking about, and he’ll walk you through it plainly — RERA-registered projects that are open now, or pre-launch EOI (refundable, held outside escrow). No obligation.
