Ten in-depth, independently verified guides on Gaur Plume (Codename Plume) — the peacock-themed luxury project by Gaurs at Sector 22D, Yamuna Expressway, now RERA-registered as Gaur Alaris (UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026). The latest July 2026 status, price, floor plans, the peacock clubhouse, the EOI process, architects, the Chrysalis-to-Plume story, a Vaastu checklist for buyers, and how UP-RERA's own H1 2026 corridor data lines up with this project. Everything marked indicative; all facts anchored to the developer's dossier.
What Vaastu-conscious buyers should check before booking — entrance direction, kitchen/pooja placement, how to read a floor-plan sheet — and the honest answer: orientation is unit-specific, shared on WhatsApp for your shortlisted unit.
A count-and-rank audit: the brochure's marketing headline is "75+", but every individually named amenity across the clubhouse, terrace and 8-acre greens adds up to exactly 69. Plus my opinion-tagged ranking of the 12 that matter most for resale.
Videos say ₹1.36 Cr, portals ₹8,500/sq.ft, the rate card ₹8,499. Three names, dated rate cards and honest rounding explain the spread — and a written, dated cost sheet settles it.
Different states, different regulators. What is verifiable on the Yamuna Expressway side today, why we refuse to referee Manesar, and the four-habit checklist that works on both corridors.
The latest, honest status check — is it launched, the true RERA registration position, indicative pricing with qualifiers, refundable EOI mechanics, and how Plume relates to the sold-out Gaur Chrysalis (Phase 1).
Per UP-RERA's own half-yearly report (via the Times of India, 29 July 2026), Noida and Ghaziabad drew 61% of UP's H1 2026 real-estate investment. What the data says about this corridor, and where Gaur Alaris's 28 July registration fits — H2 context, not H1 inclusion.
The authoritative anchor guide — overview, location at Sector 22D on the now-operational airport corridor, specs (11.8 acres, 8 towers), price summary, peacock clubhouse and why this is the corridor's defining project.
A deep-dive into the current BSP of ₹8,499/sq.ft, launch BSP of ₹12,000/sq.ft, what 3 BHK from ~₹1.32 Cr and the larger 3 BHK (1,950 sq.ft) from ~₹1.66 Cr means, and the Construction Linked Plan (CLP) structure.
What to expect from the indicative 3 BHK (1550 & 1950 sq.ft, per the RERA-registered plan) layouts — room proportions, orientation logic, how to read a floor plan and what to ask for when you register.
A level-by-level breakdown of Club Regalia, the approx. 1,00,000 sq ft* (85,000 sq ft + 15,000 sq ft terrace), 5-level peacock-inspired clubhouse and its 75+ conceptual amenities — why its scale redefines what a clubhouse means on the Yamuna Expressway.
Clears up the most common rumour on the Yamuna Expressway corridor: Plume and Chrysalis are two separate, distinct projects. Peacock vs butterfly, 8 vs 7 towers, open for booking vs sold-out — the full comparison.
How the Expression of Interest and pre-launch process worked before RERA registration, and what pre-RERA meant for buyer rights at that stage. Gaur Plume is now RERA-registered as Gaur Alaris, UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026 — bookings can proceed.
Who designed Gaur Plume? A close look at the three-practice design team: Hafeez Contractor (AHC) as project architect, Clint Owen of Site Concepts International for landscape, and Mona Arora of Studio Designscape for interiors.
A quick, swipeable visual look at Gaur Plume — the address, the corridor, the homes and clubhouse, and how to register your interest.
All content published by our sales desk (UP-RERA Agent UPRERAAGT000309/01/2026). Prices are indicative current offers, subject to change. T&C apply. The project is RERA-registered as Gaur Alaris, UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026. This is not the official website of the developer.
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