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Ace Arte, Sector 150 Noida: price list, floor plans & expected 3/4 BHK configurations (2026)
If you are searching for the Ace Arte price list, floor plans and 3/4 BHK sizes, here is the honest, up-to-date picture — what is confirmed, what is still awaited, and the realistic Sector 150 price benchmark you can plan your budget around today.
Ace Arte at a glance
Ace Arte is the newest name attached to Sector 150 on the Noida Expressway — a low-density, sports-city sector that has become the most talked-about luxury address in Noida. It comes from Ace Group, one of the most active and best-delivered developers on the Noida–Greater Noida belt. Here is the snapshot of what is known versus what is expected:
Is the Ace Arte price list out yet?
Short answer: not officially. Ace Arte has not yet been formally launched or registered with UP-RERA, which means there is no published price list, no confirmed floor plan and no allotment process live as of now. This matters more than it sounds. Under RERA, a developer cannot legally advertise or accept bookings for a project before registration — so any “Ace Arte price” or “starting from” figure you see on aggregator sites today is at best an estimate and at worst a lead-capture hook.
That does not leave you in the dark, though. Because Ace Group already has a delivered, RERA-registered portfolio right here in Sector 150, we can build a realistic budget picture from projects that are directly comparable in location, developer pedigree and target buyer. That is exactly what the benchmark below does.
What Ace Arte will likely cost: the Sector 150 price benchmark
Sector 150 is a premium, low-density sector, and pricing reflects that. Across 2026, luxury apartments here have traded in roughly the ₹12,000–₹16,000 per sq ft band, with the sector average around ₹12,000–₹12,500 per sq ft and marquee, ready-to-move projects commanding a clear premium. Ace’s own flagship here, Ace Parkway, was averaging about ₹15,050 per sq ft in mid-2026.
Here is how the leading Sector 150 projects are priced today — the peer set Ace Arte will be positioned against:
| Project | Developer | Config | Indicative rate (2026) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ace Arte | Ace Group | 3 / 4 BHK (expected) | Awaited — benchmark ₹12k–₹16k | Pre-launch |
| Ace Parkway | Ace Group | 2 / 3 / 4 BHK | ~₹15,050 / sq ft | Ready to move |
| Ace Golfshire | Ace Group | 3 / 4 BHK | ₹10,000–₹12,000 | Ready / near complete |
| Godrej (Palm Retreat / Nurture) | Godrej Properties | 3 / 4 BHK | ₹13,000–₹15,000 | Ready / ongoing |
| ATS Le Grandiose | ATS Infrastructure | 3 / 4 BHK | ₹11,500–₹13,000 | Ready to move |
| Prateek Canary | Prateek Group | 3 / 4 / 5 BHK | ₹11,000–₹13,500 | Ongoing |
| Tata Eureka Park | Tata Housing | 2 / 3 / 4 BHK | ₹10,500–₹12,500 | Ready to move |
Indicative market ranges compiled from public listing portals, mid-2026. Not official Ace Arte pricing. Actual rates vary by tower, floor, view and payment plan.
What does this tell a buyer? A new Ace launch in Sector 150 will almost certainly price at or slightly above the sector’s ready-to-move average — new-launch inventory from a strong brand typically opens at a competitive introductory rate and then steps up with each construction milestone. Realistically, budget for the ₹12,000–₹16,000 per sq ft band, and expect the sharpest pricing to be available only in the earliest launch phase.
Expected floor plans & unit configurations
While Ace Arte’s own floor plates are not public yet, Ace’s Sector 150 pattern — and the sector’s buyer profile — point clearly to a 3 and 4 BHK-led luxury mix, the configurations that dominate premium demand here. Based on comparable Ace and Sector 150 layouts, this is the realistic size envelope to plan around:
Expected ranges based on comparable Ace & Sector 150 projects. Ace Arte’s confirmed layouts will be released with the official launch.
What luxury floor plans in Sector 150 typically get right
If Ace Arte follows the sector’s established playbook — and Ace’s own delivery standards — expect floor plans built around:
- Three-side-open, cross-ventilated apartments with wide living-dining spans and large balconies facing green or golf views.
- Efficient carpet-to-super-area ratios, so you pay less for dead space — something Ace is known for.
- Utility and servant provisions in the larger 3 BHK and 4 BHK units.
- Low units-per-core density — typically 2–4 apartments per floor for privacy and better light.
The Ace Parkway reference point
The single best proxy for what Ace can deliver in Sector 150 is its flagship here, Ace Parkway — a completed, occupied community you can actually walk through before Ace Arte is even launched. Its confirmed specifications give Ace Arte watchers a credible reference:
If Ace Arte carries even a version of this template — branded architecture, deep amenity decks, a sports-first Sector 150 setting — the launch will be worth serious attention. The wildcard, as always, is the introductory price.
“For a pre-launch, the smartest number to know is not a rumoured rate — it’s the sector benchmark. That’s what tells you whether the launch price is actually a deal.”
Payment plans & the true cost of buying
When Ace Arte opens, expect the usual new-launch payment structures — and remember the sticker rate is never the full cost. Plan for these on top of the base price:
- Construction-linked or possession-linked plans — new launches often offer an early-bird / down-payment discount versus a longer construction-linked schedule.
- Floor-rise, PLC and parking — preferential location charges for park/golf-facing and higher floors, plus covered parking, add to the headline rate.
- GST — applicable on under-construction homes (currently 5% without input credit for non-affordable housing), a real difference versus a ready-to-move unit.
- Stamp duty & registration in Uttar Pradesh — budget around 6–7% of value, with the state’s applicable rebate for female buyers.
A useful rule of thumb: the all-in cost of an under-construction luxury flat lands roughly 8–12% above the quoted base price once these are added.
Possession outlook
As a pre-launch, Ace Arte’s possession timeline will only be firm once RERA registration is granted. For a fresh Sector 150 launch, a realistic expectation is a 4–5 year construction window from launch, phased tower by tower. Buyers who need to move sooner should weigh Ace Arte against the sector’s ready-to-move options (Ace Parkway, ATS Le Grandiose, Tata Eureka Park) — while those prioritising the best entry price and the newest specification are exactly who a launch like this rewards.
How to lock in the best Ace Arte launch price
The lowest price for any strong launch is almost always in the first phase, before public inventory opens and before milestone-linked step-ups begin. To be in that window rather than reading about it afterwards:
- Get on the verified early-interest list so you receive the official price list, floor plans and RERA number the moment they are released — not a rumoured number.
- Pre-decide your configuration and budget using the benchmark above, so you can act on launch day.
- Compare like-for-like against the ready options in the sector before committing (see our Ace Arte vs Sector 150 projects comparison).
Our Sector 150 advisory desk tracks every Ace launch in the sector and can put you on the priority list at zero brokerage — use the form below and we will share verified Ace Arte details the day they go live.
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