The Integrated Industrial Township Greater Noida (IIT-GN), spanning 747 acres, is a flagship DMIC project located southeast of Greater Noida, abutting the Eastern Peripheral Expressway and the Delhi-Howrah railway line. It is not a conventional real-estate zone carved out by a local authority. DMIC IITGNL is a Special Purpose Vehicle between the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) and the National Industrial Corridor Development and Implementation Trust (NICDIT), created specifically to develop and operate this Integrated Industrial Township, a Multi-Modal Logistics Hub, and a Multi-Modal Transport Hub under the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor project of the Government of India.
The DMIC itself is envisaged to comprise a series of large industrial townships developed along a 1,483-km rail route from Maicha in Greater Noida to Jawaharlal Nehru Port in Mumbai. The Greater Noida node is the northern anchor of this corridor, which gives it a structural significance that most peripheral township zones in NCR do not share.
DMIC has already implemented smart city infrastructure over 828 acres in Greater Noida. The township is designed around plug-and-play principles: smart systems are integrated to manage electricity supply, water distribution, street lighting, and waste collection. The DMIC IITGNL is also setting up an advanced Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), with an estimated investment of approximately ₹40 crore. Around 140 high-definition CCTV and Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras are being installed throughout the township to improve safety.
The township is envisioned to accommodate 30,000 residents and generate over 50,000 employment opportunities. On the industrial side, key nodes such as IITGN in Greater Noida have already attracted over ₹4,000 crore in investment, with global and domestic firms setting up facilities in manufacturing, electronics, and logistics.
The site abuts the Eastern Peripheral Expressway and the Delhi-Howrah railway line, and is located just 11 km from Pari Chowk, Greater Noida's central commercial hub. The project offers strong connectivity to key transport corridors, including the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, and the upcoming Noida International Airport at Jewar.
The Jewar airport is no longer a future promise. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has granted the Aerodrome License to Yamuna International Airport Private Limited for the Noida International Airport at Jewar in Gautam Budh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. The airport is being developed in four phases along with a multi-modal cargo hub, and in Phase 1, with one runway and one terminal, it will have the capacity to handle around 12 million passengers annually. Upon completion of all phases, the airport will be capable of handling up to 70 million passengers per year.
Logistics infrastructure at the township itself is advancing in parallel. A ₹5,881-crore Multi-Modal Logistics Hub (MMLH) facility, developed under DMIC, will serve as a national logistics nerve center — connecting manufacturing and export zones in Noida and Greater Noida with both the Eastern and Western Dedicated Freight Corridors and, eventually, the Noida International Airport at Jewar. Spread across 311 hectares, the MMLH's location gives it substantial connectivity advantages.
On the metro front, the central government has formally approved a 2.6-km elevated metro extension from Depot Station to Boraki, incorporating two new stops at Junpat and Boraki, budgeted at ₹416 crore. This extension will connect to a planned multimodal transport hub designed to integrate rail, bus, and rapid transit links — including enhanced access to Jewar International Airport.
Until recently, the DMIC township was almost entirely discussed in the context of industrial plots and logistics infrastructure. The residential component — always part of the master plan — began attracting organised developer interest as the backbone infrastructure was commissioned. Godrej Properties won the bid for a 23.2-acre residential land parcel in the DMIC integrated township in Greater Noida through an e-auction conducted by DMIC Integrated Industrial Township Greater Noida Limited. The company plans to develop a residential group housing project on the land parcel, with an estimated revenue potential of over ₹7,000 crore on the basis of current business assumptions. This is, to date, one of the largest single-parcel residential land transactions by revenue potential within the DMIC zone.
This is one of the largest single land parcel acquisitions by value that Godrej Properties has disclosed in recent quarters, and it signals the company's continued confidence in the NCR luxury and premium residential market. The acquisition was announced on 1 June 2026 and follows a deliberate pattern: Godrej Properties has been one of the most aggressive buyers of NCR land through government e-auctions over the past three years. In October 2024, the company won two plots in Sector Sigma-III and Sector 12 of Greater Noida through a GNIDA auction at a combined bid value of ₹842 crore, targeting an estimated revenue of over ₹5,000 crore from those parcels.
Godrej Properties is the real estate arm of the Godrej Group, established in 1990 and headquartered in Mumbai. The company has delivered nearly 80 million sq ft of area since 2017-18. In 2025-26 alone, Godrej Properties acquired 18 land parcels, which have a combined revenue potential of ₹42,100 crore.
The NCR has been a sustained focus. Godrej Golf Links, a golf and recreational residential township spread across 100 acres in Greater Noida, was the company's first project in that city, with the launch of its first phase, Crest, generating over ₹300 crore in villa sales in a single day. More recently, their Godrej Riverine project in Sector 44, Noida, launched in March 2025, sold over 275 homes worth more than ₹2,000 crore at launch within days of opening bookings. Across NCR, the active portfolio spans Godrej Riverine in Sector 44 Noida, Godrej Woods in Sector 43 Noida, and Godrej Jardinia in Sector 146 Noida, among others.
DMIC is impacting real estate demand in Greater Noida by driving the need for residential, commercial, and mixed-use spaces due to increased employment, migration, and industrial activity. The workforce drawn to manufacturing, electronics, and logistics facilities within the township requires quality housing nearby — a gap that organised residential development is now beginning to fill.
The integrated townships planned under DMIC are designed with intelligent traffic systems, automated waste management, and renewable energy infrastructure, creating high-quality living environments. For a residential buyer, the structural advantage is that the township's public infrastructure — power, water, roads, broadband — is being built to a uniform standard by a central government SPV, rather than assembled piecemeal over years as in older parts of Greater Noida.
