ACE Arte Possession Date: 15 February 2031 on the UP-RERA Register

The register's declared completion field reads 15 February 2031

Search "ace arte possession date" and this is the number every route leads back to: the UP-RERA register entry for UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, the project ACE has registered as ACE Arte at Sector-150, Noida, carries a declared completion date of 15 February 2031. The promoter, ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd., filed that date with the Authority alongside the rest of the entry when the project was registered, on 28.07.2026. It is a field of that one entry, not a figure worked out from anywhere else, and it sits on the public register exactly as the promoter filed it.

Fields as they sit on the UP-RERA register entry for UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, as read on the register on 29 July 2026. The register itself, at up-rera.in, is the authority on all six; re-check each one there before you rely on this table.

What a declared completion date is under RERA, and what it is not

It is the date a promoter states to the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority when a project is registered, and it becomes a field of the public entry the Authority then holds that promoter to. Read that way, the declared completion date for ACE Arte is a regulatory horizon attached to the project as a whole, filed once, on the same day as the rest of the registration. What it is not: it is not a delivery appointment written for any one flat, and it is not a number a broker, a listing site or this page has derived by adding time to a launch date. Treat it for what the register makes it: one dated field, filed at registration, with the unit-level possession date set out separately in that buyer's own Agreement for Sale.

The date that binds you sits in your Agreement for Sale, not in this field

The declared completion date is a project-level entry, one date for the whole of ACE Arte against UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026. It is not addressed to any individual buyer, and it is not the document that decides when you personally receive your unit. That role belongs to the Agreement for Sale, the registered contract executed between a buyer and ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd. for a specific unit, and it is the possession clause in that document, with whatever notice period or condition it carries, that actually binds you. Before you sign, read that clause on its own terms rather than reading the register's declared completion date as a stand-in for it, and hold the two side by side: the field is public and project-wide, the clause is private and yours.

What the documents say about construction, and what they do not

The register entry itself is recent, registered on 28.07.2026, and what ACE has put in the public domain since sits with that. On ACE's own channels, as at this desk's most recent check, 5 September 2026, ACE had published renders for the project, but no site plan and no unit-wise floor-plan drawing. The register is silent on physical progress and the flyer is not a progress report; per this desk's read, ACE Arte is pre-construction, and the only construction facts that bind a buyer are the milestones in the payment plan and the dates in the Agreement for Sale. The 20X5 payment plan's three construction-linked instalments, tied to ground-floor slab casting, 10th-floor slab casting and completion of the super structure, name milestones still ahead of where the project's current public documents stand.

Where the declared completion date meets your money: the 20X5 plan's last line

The 20X5 payment plan ACE has printed runs in six lines: 10% on booking, 10% within 30 days, 20% on ground-floor slab casting, 20% on 10th-floor slab casting, 20% on completion of the super structure, and a final 20% plus other charges on the offer of possession. That last line is where a possession date stops being a field on a public register or a row on a payment schedule and becomes a letter, addressed to you, about your own unit. The "other charges" named on that line carry no figures on the price list, so the instalment due at that point is larger than the printed 20% alone, and the figures behind it are worth asking for, itemised, well before the letter arrives rather than on the day it does. The rest of the ladder, instalment by instalment, is set out on our ACE Arte 20X5 payment plan page.

How the field appears on the register, and how possession is handed over

On the register's summary page for a project, the fields a buyer reads are the project name as filed, the registration number, the project registration date, the project type, the promoter of record, the filed address and the declared completion date. For ACE Arte those fields read UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, registered 28.07.2026, promoter ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd., Plot No. SC-02/G, Sector-150, Noida, and 15 February 2031, as read by this desk on 29 July 2026. The completion field is the promoter's declaration to the regulator at registration; the register prints it as declared and a buyer reads it the same way.

Possession is a different event from completion, and the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 ties it to a certificate. A promoter hands over possession after obtaining the completion certificate or the occupancy certificate from the competent authority, and the Act gives the allottee a period after the offer of possession to take it. Two dates therefore matter to a buyer: the declared completion date on the register, which is a public field, and the possession date in the registered Agreement for Sale, which is a private contract term. The agreement is the one that binds both sides; the register field is the one anyone can check.

The 20X5 payment plan connects the two to the wallet. Its construction-linked instalments fall due at the ground-floor slab, the 10th-floor slab and the completion of the super structure, and its last line, 20 per cent plus other charges, falls due on the offer of possession. A buyer holding a dated cost sheet can therefore read the plan as a calendar of the project's own construction, with the final payment tied to the same event the Act ties possession to.

What to keep in writing, in order: the register's summary page for UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026 as it reads on the day you book; the Agreement for Sale with its possession clause; the dated cost sheet in your name with every charge head; and the developer's acknowledgement of each instalment against its milestone. With those four documents the possession question has a paper answer at every stage, and this desk sends the first and the third on WhatsApp before any money moves.

How to re-check the declared completion date yourself, at up-rera.in

Do not take this page's word for the date, take the register's. Open up-rera.in, find Registered Projects, and search UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026. On the entry that comes back, match the promoter name, ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd., and the address, Sector-150, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, against what you were quoted; if either disagrees, the entry in front of you is not this project. Once the entry matches, read the declared completion date field on it directly, rather than trusting the figure as it is reprinted here or anywhere else, including a broker's message or a listing site. The register is the only place that field is authoritative, and re-checking it costs a few minutes. Every fact on this page, the register fields, the payment-plan lines and the stage the public documents show, is also collected with its sourcing on our dated ACE Arte fact capsule.

What to ask for before you rely on any date

1. WhatsApp. Message +91 98114 05300 with your preferred configuration (3 BHK / 4 BHK / 4 BHK + S).
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 to walk the register field and the 20X5 ladder through with a consultant.
3. Email. [email protected], if you would rather have it on record in an inbox.

You buy directly from ACE Group, in your own name, with all payments 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.