The Noida Authority has recently lifted a ban on registry and approval processes for the Sports City project, which includes developments in sectors 79, 151, and 152. This decision allows a consortium of realtors, including ATS Homes, Logix Infra, and Xanadu Estate, to prepare revised plans for the remaining projects. The move is anticipated to bring relief to approximately 15,000 homebuyers who have been unable to execute registries and mortgage units for over five years. Krishna Karunesh, CEO of the Noida Authority, stated that the resolution plan for the SC-02 plot in Sector 150 was accepted following a Supreme Court order, which also led to the lifting of bans imposed in 2021. The developers are now required to submit layouts detailing developed and undeveloped sports facilities alongside housing towers. This initiative is expected to create a positive sentiment in Noida's real estate market, as expressed by various stakeholders, including Dinesh Gupta, president of the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (CREDAI) for western Uttar Pradesh. The completion of these projects will address long-standing grievances faced by homebuyers and potentially recover significant revenue for the Noida Authority.