How booking Gaur Alaris actually works.

The process, start to finish

Phase 1 bookings closed on 1 September 2026 — this page stays up as the record of how booking worked. While they ran: the desk issued a written cost sheet — BSP, other charges, payment schedule, on paper — and the booking cheque was written to the registered promoter entity named on the RERA record (UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026), never to an individual. Allotment was first-come-first-served: the sequence of received cheques set the queue. The desk still issues the record set, and handles resale and next-phase enquiries.

Co-applicants were standard — spouses or parent-child pairs on one booking, one cheque, both names on the agreement, both PAN/IDs in the paperwork — and the same pattern carries into resale paperwork. The process did not change for joint applications; only the document set did. See co-applicant and nominee details for how the two differ.

The payment structure and the possession date

The plan is a Construction Linked Plan: 10% at booking, 10% within 45 days, then 5% at each construction milestone from excavation to the top-floor slab, and 10% at the offer of possession. The itemised rupee schedule for a specific unit sits on the written cost sheet — the structure above is the shape of it. If you need to cancel or ask about a refund at any stage, see what actually applies before assuming a percentage.

Possession on the register: 09-06-2031 (Phase 1) — the completion date filed with UP-RERA, checkable on the portal against the registration number, and readable alongside the rest of the filing on UP RERA Tracker. For the current allotment count, the family's dated desk figure is maintained at the Gaur Alaris allotment status page.

Phase 1 bookings closed on 1 September 2026, fixing the sequence — allotment position was set purely by the date a cheque was received, with no separate queue and no draw. The Gaurs sales desk's last dated count, 1,200+ cheques as of 24 August 2026, is maintained at the allotment status page.

What to check before you visit the sales gallery

A gallery visit goes better when the register has already been read. Two things to do before you go, and one habit to keep once you are there.

Read the register yourself

Search UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026 on up-rera.in. The registration carries the promoter name, the filed completion date for Phase 1, and the list of documents filed against the project. Reading it yourself, before anyone walks you through anything, is the whole point of a public register.

Run the same search on anything you are comparing this project against, because it will not always return a record. Searches for Gaur Bento Yamuna Expressway reach Gaursons' pre-registration studio project at Gaur Yamuna City, which has no registration of its own to read — so this step cannot be completed there, and the booking mechanics set out on this page do not describe it.

Gaurs' newest Yamuna Expressway studio project, Gaur Bento: the desk publishes its dated register position and a refundable EOI route at Gaur Bento on the Yamuna Expressway.

Open what is filed, not only the renders

Whatever the registration page makes available, open it before the visit rather than after. Arriving with the filed material already read changes what you ask at the gallery — the questions get specific to the tower and floor you are actually considering, instead of general ones any brochure would answer.

What makes a cost sheet complete

This page already describes the written cost sheet the desk issues before you commit to anything. What is worth knowing separately is what a complete one carries: unit number, tower and floor, super area, BSP, each additional charge named separately rather than folded into a single figure, the payment-plan schedule, and the promoter entity's name — the same name you read off the register. If any of those are missing, ask for the version that has them before you decide.

One habit: nothing undated

Every document you sign should carry the date, written in front of you. That single habit makes any later question about sequence, price or terms answerable from the paperwork itself rather than from memory.

Questions buyers actually ask

How do I book a flat in Gaur Alaris?

Phase 1 bookings closed on 1 September 2026. While they were open, booking started by enquiring with the desk, taking the written cost sheet, and one cheque to the registered promoter entity to start an FCFS allotment position. Both the sheet and the cheque name are checkable against the RERA record.

What is the Gaur Alaris payment plan?

Gaur Alaris's payment plan is a Construction Linked Plan: 10% at booking, 10% within 45 days, 5% at each construction milestone, 10% at offer of possession. The itemised schedule for a specific unit comes on the written cost sheet.

What is the Gaur Alaris possession date?

Gaur Alaris's possession date is 09-06-2031 for Phase 1 — the completion date on the UP-RERA register against UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026. A register date is the filed commitment; your agreement for sale is the document your rights run on.

Can my spouse or parents be co-applicants?

At Gaur Alaris, your spouse or parents can be co-applicants — co-applicants are standard on one booking with one cheque and both names on the agreement. Bring both PAN/IDs; the desk prepares joint paperwork in one sitting.

I'm booking Gaur Alaris through a channel partner — what should I check?

Booking Gaur Alaris through a channel partner, check three things, whoever you book through. First: ask for the partner's UP-RERA agent registration number in writing and look it up on the register — every legitimate agent has one (ours is in the disclosure at the foot of this page). Second: the cheque is always written to the registered promoter entity on the RERA record, never to the partner — a desk that asks otherwise has answered your question. Third: every figure on paper — BSP, other charges, payment schedule — before you sign anything. An EOI is refundable and commits you to nothing, so no desk should rush you past the paperwork.

Gaur Alaris ka possession kab milega?

Gaur Alaris ka possession, UP-RERA register ke mutabik, Phase 1 ka possession date 09-06-2031 hai, registration UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026 — ye filed completion date hai, jise aap khud up-rera.in par verify kar sakte hain. Register ki date ek filed commitment hoti hai; aapke rights aapke agreement for sale par tikte hain, sirf register date par nahi.

Is a Gaur Alaris EOI an investment? What return should I expect on it?

A Gaur Alaris EOI is not an investment product and it is not a booking — it is a refundable expression of interest, and on its own it holds nothing but your intent. Nobody can promise you a return on it, and any profit figure quoted to you is somebody's opinion, not a number that appears on the register or in any document you will sign. What does exist in writing is checkable: the registration UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026, the completion date 09-06-2031 filed with UP-RERA, and the developer's stated prices on a dated cost sheet. Our rule is simple — if a number matters to your decision, ask for it in writing; if it cannot be put in writing, treat it as an opinion and price it accordingly.

What should I check before I visit the Gaur Alaris sales gallery?

Before visiting the Gaur Alaris sales gallery, search the registration UPRERAPRJ950965/07/2026 on up-rera.in and read it yourself before you go — the register carries the promoter name, the filed completion date for Phase 1, and the list of documents filed against the project. Open whatever the registration page makes available, so the questions you ask at the gallery are specific to the tower and floor you are actually considering rather than general ones any brochure would answer. And keep one habit at any gallery: nothing undated — every document you sign should carry the date, written in front of you.

Start with the written cost sheet

Share your number and our sales desk sends the dated cost sheet. An EOI is refundable and is not a booking — nothing binds you until the agreement you sign.

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