ACE Arte Launch Price ₹21,995/sq.ft* and Pre-Launch Price ₹16,995/sq.ft*, Sector 150 Noida

Two rates, one dated list

ACE prints both rates on the same sheet rather than issuing them separately, and reading them side by side is what makes “launch price” and “pre-launch price” mean something specific rather than two marketing words. The launch BSP is ₹21,995 per sq.ft. The pre-launch BSP is ₹16,995 per sq.ft. The gap between them, printed on the list as the pre-launch discount, is ₹5,000 per sq.ft, and it applies to every configuration on the sheet at the same rate. The list holds neither figure open for a named period: there is no date on which the pre-launch rate is due to close, and the sheet carries the line that prices remain subject to change at the company's sole discretion. A separate line adds a further condition on top of the rate itself, that the offer code will be announced at the time of allotment, so the rate you are quoted today is not the last variable in what you eventually pay. Read together, the two rates describe one thing: a dated reference sheet, not a locked-in price.

The launch and pre-launch rate, size by size

One pair of rates covers all three configurations on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026. What moves between rows is the tentative size* and the EOI amount attached to it, not the rate itself.

*Sizes are printed as “Tentative Sizes*” on ACE's announcement material, and the list does not name the area basis behind them. Rates are base selling price only, per the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026 read by our desk on 3 September 2026; PLC, GST and other charges are named as extra with no rupee figure printed against them, and prices remain subject to change at the company's sole discretion. Carpet area as defined under RERA is specified in the Agreement for Sale. Row-by-row detail on every printed column is on our ACE Arte price list, row by row, and each configuration's floor-plan status is on our ACE Arte sizes page.

What ₹3.27 Cr covers, and what it does not

This is the one starting figure this page cites, ACE's published headline, and it is worth being precise about what it covers. From ₹3.27 Crore* is ACE's own published starting price: the announcement film prints “Starting From ₹3.27 CRORE*” on its end frame. This desk notes that it matches the pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995 per sq.ft on the smallest tentative size, 1,927 sq.ft; the figure itself is ACE's, cited as published. Two things it does not do: it is not the amount that leaves your account, because PLC, GST and other charges sit outside it with no figure printed against them; and it is not a price for the 4 BHK or the 4 BHK + S; those two sizes are not priced out on this page, and their base figures come on the desk's dated cost sheet for the configuration you ask about. The figure that actually binds any unit is the one written into the Agreement for Sale.

PLC, GST and other charges sit outside both rates

Both the launch BSP and the pre-launch BSP are base selling price and nothing more. The price list names PLC, GST and other charges as extra, printed as a line on the sheet with no rupee figure set against any of the three heads. That is true whether you are being quoted ₹21,995 or ₹16,995 per sq.ft, so a lower rate does not mean fewer heads sit outside it, only a lower starting line. The way to fill those heads for your unit is the itemised, dated cost sheet with every head named and a figure against each one.

The dated cost sheet is what fixes your rate

The price list is a reference document, current as of one date, revisable at the company's discretion, and covering every configuration at once. What fixes the rate for one buyer, one unit, is different: a cost sheet issued in your name, carrying its own date, for the specific configuration you are buying. Three things make that distinction matter in practice. First, the printed rates on the list can move, so a rate you were told last month is not guaranteed to be the rate on offer today. Second, the offer code the list mentions is announced only at allotment, a separate step from the printed BSP itself, and the dated cost sheet is where that gets recorded against your unit specifically. Third, a verbal number on a call carries no date and no name; a cost sheet does. Ask for it before you treat any rate, printed or spoken, as the one you are paying.

What the EOI holds, and what comes back

The EOI is set by configuration on the same price list: ₹10,00,000 for the 1,927 sq.ft 3 BHK, ₹15,00,000 for the 2,614 sq.ft 4 BHK, and ₹20,00,000 for the 4,370 sq.ft 4 BHK + S. What it buys is a position, not a price: units are allotted first come first serve against a priority number, and the offer code will be announced at the time of allotment, after the EOI stage rather than before it. On the way out the list is direct about the one condition it protects: if a unit is not allotted, the full payment is refunded without any deduction. That refund is written against non-allotment specifically, so it is worth having the priority number, the configuration and this refund line set down on one dated sheet before any amount is transferred. The full sequence, and where each payment goes, is on our ACE Arte EOI process and refund rule.

The 20X5 plan in one paragraph

Once a unit is allotted, the same price list runs the cash in five blocks of 20% of the base sale price each, with the first block split into two lines: 10% on booking and a further 10% within 30 days of booking. The remaining four blocks follow construction: 20% on slab casting of the ground floor, 20% on slab casting of the 10th floor, 20% on completion of the super structure, and the closing 20% plus other charges on offer of possession. Of the six lines the price list prints, two fall on calendar dates, the booking instalment and the 30-day instalment, three fall on construction events, and the last falls on the offer of possession, which is a letter rather than a site condition. The milestone-by-milestone breakdown, with what to ask the desk to confirm before each instalment, is on our ACE Arte 20X5 payment plan.

Verify it yourself on the register

None of the figures above need to be taken on this page's word. ACE Arte is registered with UP-RERA as UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026. Open up-rera.in, search Registered Projects, and match on that number rather than the name, since this project is also marketed under the name ACE Parkway 2.0. Our desk read UP-RERA's register for this filing on 29 July 2026: promoter ACE Infracity Developers Private Limited, project address Plot No. SC-02/G, Sector-150, Noida, Uttar Pradesh, district Gautam Buddha Nagar, registration date 28.07.2026. The register's declared completion field for this project reads 15-02-2031, printed there as the register's own field. The price and the payment plan themselves are not register entries; they sit on the developer's price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, which is why this page cites that document, dated and read by our desk, for every rupee figure above rather than the register.

What to ask for before you fix a budget

1. WhatsApp. Message +91 98114 05300 naming your configuration, 3 BHK, 4 BHK or 4 BHK + S.
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 to walk the two rates through with a consultant.
3. Email. [email protected], if you would rather have the rate on record in an inbox.

You buy directly from ACE Group, in your own name, with every payment to the developer's designated account. Our sales desk is an authorised channel partner paid by ACE Group, so there is no extra cost to you either way, and this is not ACE Group's official website.