Hero Homes is the residential brand of Hero Realty, and its entry into the DMIC township is a new step for a developer whose core footprint has been elsewhere. The developer has historically operated in Haridwar, Mohali, and Ludhiana, and made its first and only NCR foray with Hero Homes Sector 104, Gurugram, launched in 2018. The Greater Noida announcement therefore extends that NCR presence into a different corridor rather than repeating the Gurugram formula.
The company's real estate arm sits within a large conglomerate. Hero Homes is brought to you by Hero Realty Private Limited, the real estate arm of Hero Enterprise, one of India's most reputed business groups. Its Gurugram flagship is a useful reference point for how the brand builds at scale: the community features a clubhouse together with gym and swimming pool facilities, as well as elegant garden spaces.
Hero Homes announced a residential development of 17.3 acres within the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) Integrated Industrial Township in Greater Noida. The development carries a development potential of approximately 6 million sq ft, and it is the company's second residential development in the city.
Unit types are described as 2 BHK apartments, 3 BHK flats, 3 BHK + Servant residences and 4 BHK apartments on the project information. Some listings describe a smaller phase within the larger site. One developer-linked page places a 4.5-acre parcel inside the larger 17.3-acre near DMIC Integrated Industrial Township in Sector MU, Greater Noida, and mentions low-density 3 BHK luxury residences across three towers. A buyer reviewing the project should read the site and configuration details against the latest brochure, since the public listings differ on how the land is divided.
On pricing, the same developer-linked page states that pre-launch prices start at ₹2.22 Cr for 3 BHK luxury residences (1650 sq ft).
The township is a planned industrial and residential zone rather than an established suburb, and that shapes the buyer case. This planned environment combines residential, industrial, commercial, and logistics activity, supporting the creation of an employment-led ecosystem. A Hero Homes purchase here is therefore a bet on jobs and infrastructure arriving alongside housing.
The land itself is being priced by the market. When DMIC IITGNL puts land plots up for residential, commercial, or industrial use, it does so through an e-auction rather than direct allotment, ensuring a market-based price discovery process. In June 2026, Godrej Properties won a 23.2-acre (93,905 square metre) residential land parcel in the same township through that process, a signal that other large residential developers see the corridor as viable.
The site's strongest argument is access. The region includes the Noida International Airport at Jewar which is under development and is planned to be one of the largest airports in India. The Hero Homes project is positioned with access to the Yamuna Expressway and Noida-Greater Noida Expressway. Road access is also improved by the Eastern Peripheral Expressway, which has dramatically reduced travel time from Greater Noida to Delhi and the Yamuna Expressway industrial belt.
For nearby transit, the project information lists Knowledge Park 2 Metro Station, Pari Chowk, Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Cambridge School, Ansal Plaza, Omaxe Connaught Place and The Grand Venice Mall.
The DMIC zone is designed as a self-contained grid rather than a collection of roads. The plot is located in DMIC integrated township, Greater Noida which hosts 750 acres of smart plug-and-play infrastructure. Within the township, the developer's buyers benefit from utilities and transport built ahead of occupation, which reduces the uncertainty that typically accompanies greenfield areas.
The project is at the pre-launch stage, so the detail that matters most is what is fixed in the sales documents. Public listings name a RERA number as pending, so the registration should be checked directly against the developer's paperwork before any commitment.
