Hero Homes has lined up a sizeable new development in Greater Noida: a 17.3-acre integrated township within the DMIC industrial township belt, spanning roughly six million square feet of planned space. It is the developer’s second project in the corridor, and another vote of confidence in a market where infrastructure and industry are increasingly pulling housing demand along with them.

What is planned

The project is envisioned as an integrated residential community with generous open areas, lifestyle amenities and wellness infrastructure, set within the DMIC (Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor) integrated industrial township in Greater Noida. At around six million square feet, it is a township-scale development rather than a single condominium — the kind of format that tends to build its own ecosystem of retail, schools and services over time.

Why Greater Noida, and why now

The location’s appeal rests on three legs: proximity to the Noida International Airport at Jewar, expanding employment centres in the surrounding industrial belt, and steadily improving regional connectivity. The company’s leadership has framed the move as long-term confidence in a corridor where infrastructure investment and economic activity are driving genuine residential demand.

• 17.3 acres, roughly 6 million sq ft of planned development
• Located in the DMIC integrated industrial township, Greater Noida
• The developer’s second project in the corridor
• Positioned to benefit from airport proximity and industrial job growth

The integrated-township advantage

Township formats appeal to buyers who want more than four walls — planned open space, on-site amenities and a self-contained neighbourhood. Where they sit beside industrial and employment clusters, they also tend to enjoy steadier end-user and rental demand, because people want to live near where the jobs are. That combination is precisely what the DMIC belt is designed to create.

The bottom line

A township-scale commitment from an established developer is a useful marker of where a corridor is heading. For buyers, the essentials still apply: check the RERA registration once launched, study the phasing and possession plan, and compare pricing against nearby communities. Our advisory team can share verified details as the project’s specifics are announced.