The Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR), popularly ‘New Noida’, is a planned 209.11 sq km footprint across 84 villages, positioned as a Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor region to be built through 2041, with roughly 40% of land earmarked for industry and logistics. Officials fixed the base farmer-compensation rate at about Rs 4,300 per square metre, benchmarked to the Jewar Airport acquisition, and by end-July confirmed first-phase acquisition would begin across 37 villages (24 in Bulandshahr, 13 in Gautam Buddh Nagar), with revenue officials deployed to verify records. Land sale in the identified villages was frozen for the acquisition window.
New Noida is one of the region’s biggest long-term bets – an industrial-first city being assembled village by village – and the shift from planning to actual acquisition is the point where it starts to become real.
For buyers, this is a decade-long story to watch rather than act on immediately. The freeze on land sale in notified villages is also a reminder to avoid speculative plot deals in acquisition zones – buy only clearly-titled, transaction-permitted land.
Sources: Millennium Post (Jul 31, 2026), News24 (Jul 30, 2026)
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