The delayed-projects ledger: how far Gautam Buddha Nagar's registrations have actually slipped

How many projects on the register are delayed?

519 of the 966 UP-RERA-registered projects in Gautam Buddha Nagar, 54%, carry a completion-date extension that has actually pushed the finish date later. A further 7 projects have an extension entry on file where the recorded dates show no net move, so 526 of 966 carry at least one extension in total; 519 of those show a real slip. The rest, 440 of 966, have never revised their declared completion date at all.

What does "delayed" mean on this site, exactly?

It means two things are both true on the register: at least one completion-date extension has been filed, and the date now on file is later than what was declared when the project was first registered. That's a mechanical read of two dates, not a judgment call. Every project page on this site shows both dates, the size of the slip in months, and the number of extensions filed, so the read is checkable against the underlying record for any project on it.

How many times has a typical delayed project revised its date?

Most delayed projects have moved their date once: of the 526 registrations with at least one extension on file, 320 have exactly one, 124 have two, and 55 have three. A smaller group has revised the date four times (19 projects), five times (5) or six times (3), each additional entry its own filed record on the register, not one blanket change.

Which projects show the largest gap between declared and current date?

Ranked by the size of the slip in months, largest first, these are the 15 largest completion-date moves on the Gautam Buddha Nagar register today. A large slip is a fact worth asking about; on its own it is not proof of why the date moved.

How to read one project's full extension history

Open any delayed project's page and its completion-date section lays out every step: the originally declared date, then each extension in sequence with the revised date and the months it added, ending at the date currently on file. The same information sits in a dated table further down the page, extension by extension, so nothing about the timeline has to be inferred or taken on faith.

What a delayed listing does not tell you

A slip of a given size doesn't say why the date moved, whether the promoter is otherwise reliable, or how the current pace of construction compares to what's left on the clock. Read what an extension does and doesn't establish first, then weigh it against the promoter's wider record. Confirm the number on up-rera.in before treating anything here as final: this page mirrors that record, it isn't the record.