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Godrej Majesty vs Ashtech Presidential Towers: Separate Sector 12 Projects Explained

Godrej Majesty and Ashtech Presidential Towers are separate Sector 12 Greater Noida West projects with different promoters, UP-RERA registrations and plot groupings. Compare their statutory records, marketed layouts and written offers—not just locality or headline pricing.

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Quick answer

Godrej Majesty and Ashtech Presidential Towers are not the same development despite sharing Sector 12, Greater Noida West. Their separate registered plots, legal promoters, price evidence and marketed apartment configurations need individual verification. This is a targeted two-project comparison; use the Sector 12 guide for locality-level discovery and the Greater Noida West hub for the wider market.

The two legal project identities

ItemGodrej MajestyAshtech Presidential Towers
SectorSector 12, Greater Noida WestSector 12, Greater Noida West
Registered plot groupingGH-01/B, C, D, E, J and KGH-01/F, G, H and I
Registered promoter in HousingNetworkGodrej Properties LimitedAshtech Industries Private Limited
UP-RERA registrationUPRERAPRJ250823/04/2025UPRERAPRJ746615/10/2025
Declared project-completion date in available statutory evidence16 February 20309 September 2030

These records identify different plots and promoters. Verify the latest documentation through UP-RERA before a booking decision; a registered completion date is not an individual apartment's contractual handover date.

What is being marketed, and what still needs evidence?

Godrej's official marketing has described 3 BHK, 3 BHK with Study and 4 BHK residences for Majesty. HousingNetwork's Godrej Majesty page shows an official starting-price context of ₹3.56 Cr* plus charges as of the October 2026 evidence review. Exact current unit-specific carpet areas, plan revisions and availability are not established across all advertised offerings.

Ashtech's published brochure evidence includes several 3 BHK and 4 BHK variants, including study and service-room configurations. HousingNetwork's published price context includes a base price around ₹2.62 Cr and a Gold variant around ₹4.72 Cr, excluding further charges, but market or brochure rates must not be treated as current unit-level written offers. Read the existing Ashtech layout comparison rather than using a generic size from another project.

The prices above are neither the same apartment type nor the same effective offer. Do not conclude from them that one developer supplies an equivalent unit for less money.

Possession dates are not interchangeable

Godrej Properties' marketing has used January 2030 for possession while the Majesty statutory project-completion declaration is 16 February 2030. This is not necessarily a legal contradiction: marketed possession, completion declaration, occupancy permissions and contractual handover can refer to different milestones. For Ashtech, the relevant declared completion on HousingNetwork's statutory evidence is 9 September 2030. Specific building completion progress should be checked against the latest quarterly filings, not an old advertisement. The general framework is explained in RERA declared completion versus marketed possession.

Comparing layouts correctly

Ask for an approved, dated unit plan for the exact tower, phase, floor and apartment. Compare usable carpet area, bedroom arrangement, balconies, study/service space, common-area allocation and tower orientation. A labelled 4 BHK in two projects can have different room sizes or ancillary spaces. HousingNetwork's Ashtech statutory-versus-brochure analysis distinguishes legal record from marketing materials.

Six practical checks before selecting

1. Match the sales letter to the correct promoter, registered project and GH plot grouping.
2. Ask for the full price sheet—base consideration, applicable taxes, premiums, parking, maintenance and other required costs.
3. Cross-check the offered tower and floor plan against documents authorised for that registered project.
4. Ask for the most recent quarterly construction filing and any changes to the anticipated delivery timeline.
5. Read the agreement for sale, particularly milestone payments, delay clauses, cancellation rights and refunds.
6. Visit the actual entrance and site boundary, and test commute and access personally rather than relying on map-time promises.

Updated: 26 October 2026. This article answers the two-project comparison intent; live offers and buyer enquiries remain on the individual Godrej Majesty and Ashtech Presidential Towers pages.

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Last updated 26 October 2026 · Housing Network editorial team.