UPSIDA government property schemes
Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development AuthorityUPSIDAUttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Authority plot and property auctions - 165 properties across 1 scheme, reserve from ₹9.22 L.
Industrial plots, and also residential, commercial and institutional plots within its integrated industrial townships and sector-specific areas across Uttar Pradesh.
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UPSIDA schemes
Every scheme UPSIDA has on record here, newest first. The scheme page carries its dates, its price list and the portal you apply on.
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Recent updates from UPSIDA
Every change we have recorded against UPSIDA - launches, moved dates, price revisions and results - with the page it was read from.
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All updatesAbout UPSIDA
| Full name | Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Authority |
|---|---|
| State | Uttar Pradesh |
| Authority type | Industrial Development Authority |
| Allotment methods | e-Auction |
| Ownership | Leasehold |
| Schemes on record | 1 on record, 0 open now |
| Official site | https://upsida.co.in |
The Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Authority was formed in September 2001 under section 3 of the Uttar Pradesh Industrial Area Development Act, 1976. In June 2018 the properties, powers, functions, assets and staff of its predecessor UPSIDC were transferred to it. It has developed around 154 industrial areas across the state.
How UPSIDA allots
Plots are allotted mainly by e-auction run on the authority's own auction portal, with available plots also listed online for direct application. Registration, fee payment, document upload and live bidding are separate deadline-bound steps, and industrial plot applications route through the state's single-window portal rather than the auction site.
UPSIDA periodically runs large e-auctions that bundle plots across several industrial townships into one registration window.
Where UPSIDA is, and how to reach it
Researched from the authority's own pages, not transcribed from a scheme document. An office holder changes without notice and a page can be out of date the day after it is read, which is why each row says when it was read. Verify before you travel.
| E-Services portal | Official link › |
| Available plots advertisement | Official link › |
| UPSIDA land bank | Official link › |
| E-auction platform (SBI) | Official link › |
| Regional office directory | Official link › |
| Head office contact page | Official link › |
What UPSIDA asks for before you bid
As stated in the scheme document named in the first column. A dash means UPSIDA has not published that value, not that it is nil.
| Scheme | Allotment | Deposit as stated | Fee | Ownership |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UPSIDA e-Auction Residential & Commercial Plots 2026 (Rollover-1) | e-Auction | 10% of the reserve price, per plot | ₹4,130 | Leasehold |
What UPSIDA asks for at every auction
These do not change between schemes, so they are held once here and every UPSIDA scheme points at them rather than carrying its own copy.
Bidder manual: every screen of the UPSIDA portal, in order
Process guidepp. 1–25 · 25 pp
Auction process walkthrough: signing in, paying EMD and bidding
Process guidepp. 1–15 · 15 ppWhat buyers get wrong with UPSIDA
- UPSIDA is the successor to UPSIDC. Older documents, portal names and branding under the UPSIDC name refer to the same estates but not to a current entity.
- Industrial plot applications and residential or commercial auctions run on different portals. Applying on the wrong one is a common first mistake.
- One auction can bundle several unrelated townships under a single registration window with plot-specific EMDs, so pricing is not uniform across the round.
Questions people ask about UPSIDA
How does UPSIDA allot plots and flats?
Plots are allotted mainly by e-auction run on the authority's own auction portal, with available plots also listed online for direct application. Registration, fee payment, document upload and live bidding are separate deadline-bound steps, and industrial plot applications route through the state's single-window portal rather than the auction site.
Is any UPSIDA scheme open right now?
Not at the moment. Every UPSIDA scheme on record here has closed. Past schemes are kept with their figures so the next round can be compared against them.
What does it cost to apply to a UPSIDA scheme?
UPSIDA has charged a registration or processing fee of ₹4,130 on the schemes listed here. The fee is separate from the EMD or booking amount, and each scheme page carries the figure as UPSIDA published it.
What do you pay before bidding in a UPSIDA scheme?
On the schemes here UPSIDA states the deposit as: 10% of the reserve price, per plot.
Can I apply for a UPSIDA scheme on this site?
No. Registration, payment and bidding all happen on UPSIDA's own portal. This page exists so a scheme is found before its deadline, and every figure links back to the document it came from.
UPSIDA glossary
The words a UPSIDA notice uses, defined once each, with a figure from a live scheme behind it.
- EMD (Earnest Money Deposit)
- Reserve price
- Freehold and leasehold
- Location premium (PLC)
- Draw of lot
- e-Auction
- Allotment and instalment letter
- Category: environmental, and reserved
- TDS on property (section 194-IA)
- GST on a plot purchase
- Reserve price and circle rate
- Possession and infrastructure status
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Where the background came from
The figures above come from the scheme documents linked on each scheme page. The background on UPSIDA draws on:
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