VAGESHWARI APARTMENT is a RERA-registered residential project by Lucknow Development Authority in BIJNOR, Lucknow (RERA ID UPRERAPRJ511920). Registered with a completion deadline of 13 May 2031.
RERA status as reported: Registered.Basic details
The promoter’s own descriptions, published as filed. UP-RERA does not certify them.
| RERA IDRERA registration numberThe unique number the authority assigns to a registration - UPRERAPRJ… for a project, UPRERAPRM… for a promoter.Read the full entry in the glossary | UPRERAPRJ511920 |
| Project category | Residential |
| Registration type | New |
| RERA status | Registered |
| Sanctioning authoritySanctioning authorityThe local body that approved the building and layout plans - not RERA.Read the full entry in the glossary | Lucknow Development Authority |
| Proposed start | 1 Dec 2026 |
| Project duration | 54 months |
| Address | Khasra No. 2732, 2733, 2739, 2740Sa, 2740Mi,2741, 2743, 2744, 2748, 2479, 2750,2776 and 2777of Village Bijnor, Sharda Nagar Extension Scheme at Bijnor Road Lucknow, BIJNOR, Sarojini Nagar, Lucknow |
| Tehsil | Sarojini Nagar |
| Applicant type | Competent authority |
| Applicant address | Lucknow Development Authority, Vipin Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow |
| Applicant contact |
Project timeline
Every dated filing on this project’s record, oldest first. A diamond is a date that was a plan, not something that happened.
Building permit sanctioned
Government Building/Group Housing/19014/LDA/BP/26-27/14052026
Registered with RERA
Construction start, as declared
A date on the record, not a filing — what was planned as of this entry.
Completion promised at registration
A date on the record, not a filing — what was planned as of this entry.
Revised completion deadline
A date on the record, not a filing — what was planned as of this entry.
Registration & timeline
Dates on the registration itself, not on construction - the quarterly reports carry that.
| RERA registered | 6 Oct 2026 |
| Original completion | 13 May 2031 |
| Revised completion | — none granted |
| First completion certificate filedCompletion certificate (CC)The certificate saying a project has been built as sanctioned - not the same as permission to move in.Read the full entry in the glossary | - not on record |
| Registration fee | ₹1,00,500 |
| Sanctioning authority | Lucknow Development Authority |
Inventory
derived from unit plan
The approved unit plan, not an availability list: nothing here says what is unsold.
- 2 BHK936 75%
- 1 BHK312 25%
| Configuration | Units | Carpet area |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK | 936 | 44 |
| 1 BHK | 312 | 32 |
| Tower | Floors | Units | Carpet area m²Carpet areaThe net usable floor area inside a flat - the area you could lay a carpet on.Read the full entry in the glossary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tower - D · 2 BHK, 1 BHK | 12 | 240 | 32-44 |
| Tower-A · 2 BHK | 12 | 432 | 44 |
| Tower-B · 1 BHK | 12 | 192 | 32 |
| Tower-C · 2 BHK | 12 | 384 | 44 |
Project team & development works
Who was engaged and what was promised. No status is filed against any of it.
| Sr. | Development work declared to RERA |
|---|---|
| 1 | Demarcation of Plots The project site has been demarcated as per the approved layout and building plans. All development and construction activities shall be undertaken within the approved project boundaries. The layout has been planned in accordance with the sanctioned drawings, and all residential buildings, internal roads, utility services, landscaped areas, parking facilities and common amenities shall be developed within the demarcated project limits. The development shall be executed in conformity with the approved architectural, structural and engineering drawings and all applicable statutory requirements. |
| 2 | Boundary Wall A peripheral boundary wall with entrance gates and security infrastructure shall be constructed around the project site as per the sanctioned plan. The boundary wall shall incorporate suitable entry and exit gates, security cabins, pedestrian access points and other allied works required for ensuring safety and controlled access to the residential campus. The boundary wall shall be designed and executed in accordance with the approved architectural and structural drawings and shall complement the overall development of the project. |
| 3 | Road Work Internal circulation roads, peripheral access roads, fire tender movement roads, cement concrete pavements, bituminous roads and paved vehicular areas shall be developed as per the sanctioned layout plan. The internal road network shall provide safe and efficient circulation for residents, visitors, service vehicles and emergency vehicles. The road system shall include suitable road markings, kerb stones, traffic signage, speed calming measures, surface drainage arrangements and all other associated works necessary for smooth vehicular movement within the project. The roads shall be designed in accordance with applicable IRC standards, NBC provisions and Local Authority requirements. |
| 4 | Footpaths Pedestrian pathways with paving blocks, kerb stones, barrier-free access provisions and landscape integration shall be provided throughout the project for safe and convenient movement of residents. The footpaths shall be constructed over suitable sub-base layers using approved paving materials and shall be integrated with landscaped areas, building entrances and common open spaces. Universal accessibility features shall be incorporated wherever required in accordance with applicable accessibility guidelines to ensure convenient movement for all users including senior citizens and differently abled persons. |
| 5 | Water Supply Including Drinking Water Facilities The project shall be provided with a comprehensive water supply system comprising underground water reservoirs, overhead water tanks, pumping systems, distribution pipelines, plumbing fixtures and associated infrastructure. Water supply shall be sourced through three operational tube wells and one standby tube well. The project includes 834 KL underground domestic water storage, 290 KL overhead domestic water storage, 255 KL underground fire water storage and 30 KL overhead fire water storage facilities.
Water from the tubewell source shall be conveyed through suitable pipelines to the underground water storage tanks. The underground storage shall be suitably compartmentalized for domestic water and fire-fighting requirements as per applicable norms. Water shall be pumped through hydro-pneumatic pumping system (s) having a capacity of 1200 LPM (3 Working & 1 Standby) at 60 metre head to the overhead storage tanks. Separate pumping arrangements for domestic water and flushing Water, wherever required, shall also be provided.
From the overhead storage tanks, water shall be distributed through gravity-based distribution systems comprising vertical risers and horizontal distribution pipelines to all dwelling units and common facilities. The pumping system shall include control valves, non-return valves, pressure gauges, isolation valves and all associated accessories necessary for efficient operation.
The complete water supply system shall be designed to ensure reliable, hygienic and adequate supply of potable water and fire-fighting water in accordance with NBC, CPWD Specifications and Local Authority requirements. |
| 6 | Sewer System A separate sewerage network consisting of soil, waste and vent piping, inspection chambers, manholes and underground sewer lines shall be provided. The internal sewerage system shall be connected to the proposed common sewage treatment and disposal system planned for the adjoining development area.
All soil, waste and sewage generated from toilets, kitchens and other sanitary fixtures shall be collected through a dedicated underground sewerage network laid at suitable gradients to ensure efficient flow. Inspection chambers and manholes of 150 mm minimum internal diameter shall be provided at appropriate intervals, junctions, changes in direction and changes in level as per the approved MEP design.
The sewage generated from the project shall be conveyed through the internal sewerage network to the proposed common sewage treatment system in the adjoining development area. Treated water, if supplied back from the common system, shall be reused for flushing and irrigation system other approved non-potable applications wherever feasible. Sludge generated from the treatment process shall be disposed of through approved methods by the operating agency. The complete sewerage system shall be designed to prevent leakage, backflow and odour nuisance and shall comply with applicable NBC, CPWD Specifications and Local Authority guidelines. |
| 7 | Drain A comprehensive storm water drainage network along with rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge structures shall be developed. The system shall ensure efficient collection and disposal of storm water in accordance with approved plans.
Rainwater from terraces, roofs, paved areas and open spaces shall be collected through a dedicated storm water drainage network comprising suitably designed drains, catch pits, chambers and pipelines. The collected storm water shall be conveyed to rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge structures provided within the project. The project shall include 5 Nos. rainwater harvesting/recharge pits or other approved recharge structures as per the detailed engineering design.
Adequate filter media, silt traps and desilting chambers shall be provided before groundwater recharge to prevent choking and contamination. Excess storm water, after groundwater recharge, shall be safely discharged into the approved external storm water drainage system. The entire drainage system shall be designed to prevent waterlogging and ensure efficient surface runoff management in accordance with NBC, CPWD Specifications and Local Authority guidelines. |
| 8 | Parks Landscaped parks, green courts, recreational open spaces and community greens shall be developed as per the sanctioned landscape plan. The project incorporates landscaped open areas within the residential campus.
The landscaped areas shall include lawns, childrens play areas, seating spaces, walking pathways, ornamental plantations and other outdoor recreational facilities as envisaged in the approved landscape plan. Appropriate hardscape and softscape elements shall be provided to create a safe, aesthetically pleasing and environmentally sustainable residential environment. All landscape development shall be carried out using suitable plant species and approved horticultural practices. |
| 9 | Tree Planting Tree plantation, shrubs, lawns, ground covers and horticultural works shall be undertaken throughout the project using suitable species as part of the approved landscape development plan.
The plantation scheme shall comprise avenue trees, ornamental trees, flowering shrubs, hedges, lawns, seasonal plants and other suitable indigenous species selected considering the local climatic conditions. Adequate irrigation arrangements shall be provided for maintenance of landscaped areas. Plantation shall be carried out in accordance with the approved landscape plan and applicable environmental guidelines to promote biodiversity and improve the overall environmental quality of the residential campus. |
| 10 | Design For Electric Supply Including Street Lighting The project shall be provided with HT/LT electrical infrastructure including transformers, HT panels, LT panels, feeder pillars, metering arrangements, earthing systems and associated electrical installations. A 11/0.433 KV electrical substation, along with 1643 kVA (2x400KVA+2x500KVA) DG backup for common services, LED street lighting and landscape lighting shall be provided. Provision for Solar Power Backup and Load Provision of EV Charger Infrastructure shall also be made as required under applicable regulations.
The electrical distribution system shall comprise HT/LT cabling, distribution panels, feeder pillars, cable trenches, earthing network, lightning protection system and associated electrical infrastructure for reliable power distribution throughout the project. A DG backup system of 765kVA capacity shall be provided for operation of essential services and common area facilities during power failures.
Street lighting, landscape lighting, pathway lighting and common area lighting shall be provided using energy-efficient LED luminaires. The electrical infrastructure shall include suitable metering arrangements, control panels, protection systems and energy-efficient equipment to ensure safe and reliable operation of the project. The entire electrical system shall be designed in accordance with applicable IS Codes, CPWD Specifications, Electricity Department requirements and Local Authority guidelines. |
| 11 | Community Buildings No separate community building is proposed within the project. Common community spaces, landscaped areas and resident-oriented amenities shall be provided as part of the overall development in accordance with the sanctioned plan.
The project shall provide common recreational spaces, landscaped gathering areas, childrens play areas, seating zones and other resident-oriented amenities integrated within the open spaces. These facilities shall be developed as part of the overall residential environment to encourage community interaction and improve the quality of life of the residents. |
| 12 | Treatment and Disposal System of Sewage and Sullage water Sewage generated from the project shall be collected through the internal sewerage network and conveyed to the proposed common Sewage Treatment Plant planned in the adjoining development area in accordance with applicable regulations.
All sewage and sullage water generated from toilets, kitchens, wash areas and other sanitary fixtures shall be conveyed through the underground sewerage network to the proposed common sewage treatment system. The treatment facility shall be designed and operated to treat wastewater to the standards prescribed by CPCB, UPPCB and other applicable statutory authorities.
The treated water shall be reused for flushing , horticulture and other approved non-potable applications wherever feasible. Excess treated water, if any, shall be disposed of through the approved disposal system after meeting the prescribed discharge standards. Sludge generated from the treatment process shall be handled and disposed of through approved methods by the operating agency. The entire treatment and disposal system shall be designed to prevent contamination, odour nuisance and environmental pollution. |
| 13 | Solid Waste Management And Disposal System Adequate arrangements for segregation, collection and storage of solid waste shall be provided within the project. Disposal shall be carried out through the authorized municipal agency in accordance with applicable regulations.
Solid waste generated within the project shall be segregated at source into biodegradable, recyclable and inert waste as per applicable guidelines. Separate collection bins and designated waste collection areas shall be provided within the premises to facilitate efficient handling of municipal solid waste.
Biodegradable waste shall be processed wherever applicable, while recyclable waste shall be stored separately and handed over to authorized recyclers. Non-recyclable waste shall be disposed of through the authorized municipal agency. The entire solid waste management system shall comply with the Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016 and other applicable statutory provisions. |
| 14 | Water Conservation System Rainwater harvesting structures, groundwater recharge systems and water-efficient distribution infrastructure shall be provided to promote sustainable water management within the project.
The project shall incorporate water conservation measures including rainwater harvesting, groundwater recharge and reuse of treated wastewater for flushing , landscaping and other approved non-potable purposes, wherever applicable. Water-efficient plumbing fixtures such as low-flow fixtures, dual flush cisterns and other water-saving devices shall be provided wherever applicable.
Separate plumbing arrangements for potable and recycled water shall be provided wherever required. Water metering systems shall be installed at suitable locations for monitoring and efficient management of water consumption. The overall water conservation system shall comply with NBC, CPWD Specifications and applicable Local Authority guidelines. |
| 15 | Energy Management System Including Use of Renewable Energy Energy-efficient LED lighting shall be provided in common areas and external spaces. A 200 kWp on-grid rooftop solar photovoltaic system with net metering shall be installed for operation of common services including lifts, water supply pumps, common area lighting and street lighting.
The project shall incorporate energy-efficient electrical systems and equipment to minimize energy consumption. The rooftop solar photovoltaic system of 200 kWp capacity with net metering shall supplement the electrical energy requirement for common services. Common area lighting shall utilize LED luminaires with suitable lighting controls wherever applicable.
The overall energy management system shall be developed in accordance with applicable Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC), GRIHA recommendations (where applicable) and Local Authority guidelines. |
| 16 | Fire Protection And Fire Safety System The project shall be equipped with a comprehensive fire protection system including dedicated fire water storage tanks, fire pumps, wet risers, hydrants, hose reels, sprinkler systems, automatic fire alarm systems, emergency lighting, smoke detection systems and pressurized basement ventilation systems. All fire safety installations shall conform to the provisions of NBC 2016, Uttar Pradesh Fire Service requirements and other applicable statutory regulations.
The fire protection system shall include dedicated fire water storage comprising 255 KL underground fire water storage and 30 KL overhead fire water storage, as provided in the approved project design. The system shall further include Main Electric Fire Pump — 2850 LPM, Diesel Engine Fire Pump — 2850 LPM, Jockey Pump — 180 LPM and associated pumping equipment for ensuring uninterrupted operation during emergencies.
The fire-fighting network shall comprise wet risers, landing valves, yard hydrants, hose reels, automatic sprinkler systems, portable fire extinguishers, fire command centre, automatic fire alarm system, smoke detection system, manual call points, hooters, emergency lighting and illuminated exit signage at appropriate locations throughout the project.
Mechanical ventilation and smoke extraction systems shall be provided in the basement, wherever required. Lift shaft pressurization systems shall also be provided in accordance with applicable fire safety requirements. Fire pumps shall be connected to emergency power backup to ensure uninterrupted operation during emergencies. The complete fire protection and life safety system shall be designed, installed, tested and commissioned in accordance with NBC 2016 (Part-4), Uttar Pradesh Fire Service requirements and other applicable statutory regulations. |
| 17 | Social Infrastructure And Other Public Amenities Including Public Health Services The project shall provide landscaped open spaces, parks, pedestrian pathways, parking facilities, security infrastructure, utility services and other common amenities as per the sanctioned plan to ensure a healthy and comfortable residential environment.
The development shall include childrens play areas, landscaped recreational spaces, seating areas, pedestrian circulation, universal accessibility provisions, security infrastructure and visitor facilities integrated within the project. Adequate parking for residents and visitors, including accessible parking wherever required, shall be provided in accordance with the sanctioned plan and applicable building regulations.
Suitable utility infrastructure including water supply, sewerage, storm water drainage, electrical distribution, firefighting services, solid waste collection facilities and other common services shall be developed to ensure safe, efficient and sustainable operation of the residential complex. |
| 18 | Emergency Evacuation Services Multiple staircases, fire exits, emergency lighting, evacuation routes and life-safety systems shall be provided in accordance with applicable fire and life-safety requirements.
The project shall provide adequate means of escape including protected staircases, fire exits, refuge areas (where applicable), emergency lighting, illuminated exit signage and evacuation routes. Emergency evacuation provisions shall be designed to facilitate safe and orderly evacuation of occupants during emergencies in accordance with NBC 2016 and Fire Department requirements.
Emergency evacuation plans, directional signage and assembly areas shall be provided at appropriate locations within the project to facilitate efficient emergency response and occupant safety. |
| 19 | Other Miscellaneous Work The project shall include passenger lifts, DG backup systems, CCTV surveillance system, IP-based intercom/EPABX system, UPS system, DG set exhaust piping system, basement ventilation system, parking facilities, entrance plazas, signage, utility services, landscaping and all associated development works required for the complete and functional operation of the project.
In addition, the project shall include electrical and mechanical service rooms, pump rooms, transformer/substation area, utility ducts, cable trenches, common service infrastructure, security cabins, entrance gates, way finding signage, firefighting control room, maintenance facilities and all other ancillary works necessary for the safe, efficient and sustainable functioning of the development.
The development shall also include all ancillary civil, electrical, plumbing, mechanical and external development works necessary for obtaining statutory approvals and ensuring the complete functional operation of the project. |
Permits & extensions
1 permit
An approval and the date it runs to - not proof the work matching it was done.
1 sanctioning permit is on record with UPRERA, valid to 13 May 2031.
Sanctioned by Lucknow Development Authority · 19,067 sqm of land · an approved plan of 4 blocks and 1248 units. The plan totals are counted from what the promoter filed with RERA, not a figure the authority published as a total. See the approved unit plan
| Permit no. | Date | Valid upto | Extendable upto | Revised end | Documents filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Government Building/Group Housing/19014/LDA/BP/26-27/14052026 | 14 May 2026 | 13 May 2031 | 13 May 2034 | 13 May 2031 |
| Document | File |
|---|---|
| Commencement certificate The sanctioning authority’s permission to begin construction - the document that says work could lawfully start. | PDF ↗ |
| Other plan A plan the promoter filed that does not fall under the authority’s named headings. | PDF ↗ |
Land & documents
27 filings
How the promoter says it holds the land. Not a title search - nothing here confirms it is unencumbered.
| KhasraKhasra numberThe number a piece of land carries in the state’s own revenue records.Read the full entry in the glossary | Area | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2732 | 5020 | Khasra |
| 2733 | 250 | Khasra |
| 2739 | 950 | Khasra |
| 2740SA | 510 | Khasra |
| 2740MI | 380 | Khasra |
| 2741 | 250 | Khasra |
| 2743 | 1260 | Khasra |
| 2744 | 1500 | Khasra |
| 2748 | 247 | Khasra |
| 2749 | 4550 | Khasra |
| 2750 | 2800 | Khasra |
| 2776 | 1050 | Khasra |
| 2777 | 300 | Khasra |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Kasra no. 2733) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (khasra no. 2739) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2732) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2740MI) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2740SA) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2741) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2743) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2748) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2749) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2750) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2776) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · 1428-1433 (Khasra no. 2777) An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · resumption letter An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Letter For Mutation An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Affidavit for mutation An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Affidavit for Resumption An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Vageshwari Land Details An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Land Area Chart An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Khasra No. 2744 An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Khatauni extract · Matruk_Affidavit An extract of the village land record showing the khasra plots and who is recorded against them. | PDF ↗ |
| Document | Status | Uploaded |
|---|---|---|
| Encumbrance details What the promoter declared is charged against the land - mortgages and other claims that would sit ahead of a buyer. | New | 15 Sept 2026 ↗ |
| Application form (proforma) The blank booking form the promoter filed - the terms a buyer would be asked to sign at booking. | New | 14 Sept 2026 ↗ |
| Allotment letter (proforma) The blank allotment letter on record - what the promoter said it would issue on booking. | New | 14 Sept 2026 ↗ |
| Conveyance deed (proforma) The blank deed by which title would eventually transfer to the buyer or the association. | New | 8 Jul 2026 ↗ |
| Waste disposal plan How the project proposed to handle sewage and solid waste, as filed at registration. | New | 1 Aug 2026 ↗ |
| Water supply plan How the project proposed to supply water, as filed at registration. | New | 1 Aug 2026 ↗ |
| Electricity supply plan How the project proposed to supply power, as filed at registration. | New | 1 Aug 2026 ↗ |
| Development work plan The internal development the promoter undertook to build - roads, drainage and the rest of the site works. | New | 1 Aug 2026 ↗ |
| Affidavit (Form B) The promoter’s sworn declaration to the authority at registration, including the undertaking about the project account. | New | 29 Jul 2026 ↗ |
| Chartered accountant’s certificate The CA’s certification of the money drawn from the project account against the stage of construction. | New | 12 Sept 2026 ↗ |
| Architect’s certificate The architect’s certification of the stage of construction reached - the professional basis for a quarterly percentage. | New | 1 Aug 2026 ↗ |
| Engineer’s certificate The engineer’s certification of the cost incurred on construction to date. | New | 1 Aug 2026 ↗ |
| Other A document the promoter filed under the authority’s catch-all heading; only the file itself says what it is. | New | 31 Jul 2026 ↗ |
| Agreement for sale (proforma) The blank sale agreement filed with the authority. It is the document a buyer signs, so the clauses in it are the ones that bind. | New | 12 Sept 2026 ↗ |
Promoter (SPV) details
The legal entity carrying this project’s obligations. It may not be the brand it is marketed under.
| Legal name | Lucknow Development Authority |
| Role | Promoter · current |
| RERA ID | UPRERAPRM10102 |
| PAN | AAALL0016F |
| CIN / TAN | LKNL00280A |
| Registered address | Lucknow Development Authority, Vipin Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow |
| RERA contact | |
| Registered since | 2017 |
Nearby projects
Lucknow
Straight-line distance between filed coordinates. Not a comparison and not a travel time.
Registered projects within 25 km, by straight-line distance from the coordinates each filed with RERA.
RERA bank accounts
verify before payment
Not confirmation that money is in these accounts, and details change - verify at the source before paying.
Under the Act’s 70% ruleThe 70% ruleThe RERA Act requires 70% of the money collected from a project’s buyers to sit in a separate bank account for that project’s land and construction cost alone.Read the full entry in the glossary, money collected from buyers is to be held in an account reserved for the project. UPRERA publishes what this promoter filed:
3 of the 3 account headings UPRERA publishes are filed for this project: collection, separate and transaction. What is filed is the account, not what is in it.
| Account | As filed with RERA |
|---|---|
| CollectionCollection accountOne of the three account types a UP-RERA project filing can carry, named “Collection” on the portal.Read the full entry in the glossary | LDA COLLECTION ACCOUNT FOR VAGESHWARI APARTMENTBankICICI BankBranchAshok Marg, Hazratganj LucknowBranch address28/10, Ashok Marg, Hazratganj Lucknow Uttar Pradesh- 226001Branch districtLucknow, Uttar PradeshA/C no.IFSCICIC0006281Branch emailvinesh.sondhiya@icicibank.com |
| SeparateSeparate accountThe second of UP-RERA’s three filed account types, named “Separate” on the portal.Read the full entry in the glossary | LDA SEPARATE ACCOUNT FOR VAGESHWARI APARTMENTBankICICI Bank LimitedBranchAshok Marg, Hazratganj. LucknowBranch address28/10, Ashok Marg, Hazratganj. Lucknow - 226 001,Branch districtLucknow, Uttar PradeshA/C no.IFSCICIC0006281 |
| TransactionTransaction accountThe third of UP-RERA’s three filed account types, named “Transaction” on the portal.Read the full entry in the glossary | LDA TRANSACTION ACCOUNT FOR VAGESHWARI APARTMENTBankICICI Bank LimitedBranchAshok Marg, Hazratganj. Lucknow - 226 001,Branch address28/10, Ashok Marg, Hazratganj. Lucknow - 226 001,Branch districtLucknow, Uttar PradeshA/C no.IFSCICIC0006281 |
What has changed on this record
1 movement
When Estanzo first saw a difference - not proof RERA’s record changed that day.
Estanzo began recording changes to this record on 10 Aug 2026.
| Field | What moved | Observed |
|---|---|---|
| Promoter’s complaints tally (all their projects) | 584 (Under Registration - 5 ) → 584 (Under Registration - 4 ) changed in Estanzo’s record | 13 Oct 2026 |
| Promoter’s complaints tally (all their projects) | changed in Estanzo’s record · 13 Oct 2026 |
What to verify and what to ask
1 not published
Fields UP-RERA has not published for this project. Coverage is uneven, so an absence is not evidence anything is wrong - only something this page cannot answer.
- No fire-safety provision is published against this project’s registration.Ask which fire-safety approval the project holds or has applied for, and which authority issues it.
Common questions about VAGESHWARI APARTMENT
Is VAGESHWARI APARTMENT RERA registered?
Yes. VAGESHWARI APARTMENT is registered with UPRERA under registration number UPRERAPRJ511920, registered on 6 Oct 2026. Estanzo reproduces that filing; it does not verify the work behind it.
When is possession due for VAGESHWARI APARTMENT?
The completion date filed with UPRERA is 13 May 2031. No completion certificate is on record yet.
Who is the builder of VAGESHWARI APARTMENT?
Lucknow Development Authority is the promoter entity that filed VAGESHWARI APARTMENT with UPRERA (promoter RERA ID UPRERAPRM10102). RERA registers the legal entity behind a project, which may differ from the brand it is marketed under.
Does VAGESHWARI APARTMENT have a RERA bank account?
Yes. The bank accounts filed with UPRERA for this project are listed on this page. Account details can change, so verify them against the official UPRERA source before making any payment.
Where is VAGESHWARI APARTMENT located?
VAGESHWARI APARTMENT is registered in BIJNOR, Lucknow, as filed with UPRERA.
What configurations are available in VAGESHWARI APARTMENT?
The unit plan filed with UPRERA lists 2 BHK and 1 BHK. That is the approved plan, not a live availability list - RERA does not publish what is still unsold.
What is the carpet area of flats in VAGESHWARI APARTMENT?
The approved unit plan filed with UPRERA runs from 32 to 44 m² of carpet area (about 346 to 471 ft²). Carpet area is the net usable floor area the RERA Act defines and the only area the authority holds - a built-up or super-area figure quoted elsewhere is a larger number measured a different way.
How many towers and units are planned in VAGESHWARI APARTMENT?
The approved unit plan describes 4 blocks and 1,248 units. UPRERA publishes no separate tower or unit count, so both are counted from that plan.
How dense is VAGESHWARI APARTMENT?
About 265 units per acre: 1,248 planned units across 4.71 acres (19,067 m²) as filed with UPRERA. Both figures are the authority's; the division is ours.
Data as reported by UPRERA, as of 21 Oct 2026. official source ↗