Ghaziabad has 475 projects on the UP RERA register, of which 375 are residential. It is also where the authority has flagged 77 projects for failing to file Quarterly Progress Reports, a higher proportion than Gautam Buddha Nagar. That makes checking the specific promoter behind a project unusually important here, and it is the reason every project page on this site publishes the registered promoter name rather than the brand on the hoarding.
Why does the promoter name matter so much in Ghaziabad?
Because brand and registered promoter frequently differ. SG Nakshatra is marketed under the SG name but registered to SAMS Real Estate Private Limited, while SG Orchard, Grand, Vista, Oasis and Benefit are registered to SG Estates Private Limited. Your agreement for sale is with whoever holds the registration, so that entity's record is the one that matters if something goes wrong.
What is a QPR default and why are there so many in Ghaziabad?
Registered promoters must file a Quarterly Progress Report with UP RERA. Where a promoter fails to, the authority flags the project. 77 of Ghaziabad's 475 registrations carry that flag. It does not prove construction has stopped, but it does mean the public record of progress is incomplete, so you cannot check a sales claim against a filing.
How do I check a Ghaziabad project before paying?
Search its name in our RERA registry, read the registered promoter name, the originally declared completion date against the current one, and the complaint counts. Then read the developer's own filed documents, which you can download from the project page where we have them, and confirm the current versions on UP RERA before you pay.