March 21, 2026 | 10:15 AM
The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority has approved revised land rates for industrial, institutional, recreational, and mixed land use categories, which will come into effect from April 1, 2026. The move is aimed at ensuring transparency, attracting investments, and promoting balanced regional development.
Under the revised structure, land rates have been categorized based on plot size. For plots up to 10,000 square meters, the industrial rate is fixed at ₹24,600 per square meter, institutional at ₹26,640, and recreational at ₹24,090. The rates gradually decrease with increasing plot size, providing incentives for larger investments.
Focus on Mixed Land Use and Commercial Activity
The mixed land use model allocates 75 percent for industrial, institutional, and recreational activities, while residential use is capped at 12 percent, commercial at 8 percent, and institutional at 5 percent.
Different pricing applies based on commercial Floor Area Ratio. For FAR up to 2, standard rates are applicable, while higher rates are levied when FAR exceeds 2. For instance, for plots up to 10,000 square meters with FAR above 2, industrial rates are set at ₹25,760 per square meter, institutional at ₹27,800, and recreational at ₹25,250.
This framework is designed to maintain balanced land utilization while promoting structured commercial development.
Special Pricing for Medical Device Park
Dedicated land rates have also been introduced for the Medical Device Park to encourage sector-specific investments. For plots up to 4,000 square meters, the rate is ₹7,730 per square meter, while plots between 4,000 and 8,000 square meters are priced at ₹6,585 per square meter.
Further slabs include ₹5,585 for 8,000–20,000 square meters, ₹5,060 for 20,000–40,000 square meters, and ₹4,895 for 40,000–80,000 square meters. For plots larger than 80,000 square meters, the rate is fixed at ₹4,705 per square meter.
Committees Formed for Further Review
Separate committees have been constituted to finalize transport land use and multiple land use rates. These committees will be chaired by Additional Chief Executive Officers, with nominated officials from Noida and Greater Noida authorities as members.
The committees will submit their recommendations in the upcoming board meeting for consideration and approval. The implementation of these revised rates is expected to accelerate planned industrial development in the region.
