ACE Arte Facts, Sector 150 Noida: Every Figure With Its Source and As-Of Date (3 September 2026)

What the ACE Arte registration settles, and what it leaves to your agreement

Registration UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, dated 28.07.2026, settles that the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority holds a record for this project and that the promoter answers to the Authority for what that record contains. It does not by itself settle your rate, your unit or your tower, and the only reading of it that counts for you is the one you do yourself at up-rera.in, where the entry sits behind Registered Projects.

• Two names travel with this project, and a document that carries only one of them is still about the same thing. ACE Arte is the registered name and ACE Parkway 2.0 is the marketing name for the same Sector 150 project, so a quote headed ACE Parkway 2.0 should still cite UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026.
• The party you contract with is ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd., which is the promoter named on the register record and the account name printed on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026. Any paper that names a different contracting party is a question before it is a formality.
• The UP-RERA tracker, read on 29 July 2026, carried a proposed construction start of 15 August 2026 and a declared completion date of 15 February 2031 against ACE Arte. Those two dates are the yardstick for any possession timeline you are told in a meeting, and a verbal date that runs ahead of a declared one is worth asking about in writing.
• Do not carry a figure across from the delivered original ACE Parkway in the same sector. It is a separate project on a separate registration, so its rates, sizes and dates say nothing about what you would be signing here. The two register entries are read side by side in our note on how ACE Arte and the original ACE Parkway differ on the register.

Registration facts here come from the ACE Arte price list header W.E.F. 21-08-2026 as read on 3 September 2026, and from the UP-RERA tracker as read on 29 July 2026. A mirror read is a snapshot and the live entry governs, so check it at up-rera.in before you act. How UP-RERA registration works across the state is covered in our sister desk's UP-RERA register explainer on ace-parkway.com.

What each ACE Arte size costs at the pre-launch rate, and what sits outside that number

Three configurations are on offer and each is quoted against a tentative size*: a 3 BHK of 1,927 sq.ft, a 4 BHK of 2,614 sq.ft and a 4 BHK + S of 4,370 sq.ft, every one of them marked “Tentative Sizes*”. Because no area basis is named against those sizes, the number you multiply the rate by is provisional until the Agreement for Sale states a carpet area, and that is the one place the area you are buying becomes binding.

• Treat the middle column as a floor and not as a budget. It is base selling price alone; PLC, GST and other charges are extra, and stamp duty and statutory charges fall on you on top of all of it, so the cheque you eventually write is larger than the figure in that column by an amount the price list does not quantify.
• The benefit column is arithmetic, not money you receive. It is the ₹5,000/sq.ft gap between the two printed rates multiplied out across each tentative size*, which is why it grows with the unit, and no part of it is transferred to a buyer at any stage.
• Confirm which label is on your paperwork for the largest unit. The 4,370 sq.ft configuration appears as “4 BHK + S” on the price list and as “4.5 Bedrooms” on the announcement flyer, and two labels for one unit is exactly the kind of drift that should be reconciled on the allotment letter rather than in conversation.
• The size you pay on and the area defined under RERA are settled in different documents, and only the Agreement for Sale settles carpet area. The working behind each tentative size* is on our page on the three ACE Arte tentative sizes, and why the two figures diverge is explained in our note on carpet area against super built-up area.

The two ACE Arte rates, and which one is behind your quote

Two rates are in circulation for the same apartment, and the ₹5,000/sq.ft between them is the entire pre-launch case: the list dated W.E.F. 21-08-2026 carries a launch BSP of ₹21,995/sq.ft* and a pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995/sq.ft*. Both rates are identical across all three configurations, so nothing about your choice of unit earns you the lower one; only which rate the desk has written on your quote does, and no closing date is printed beside the lower rate.

• Know what the headline in the film is measuring. The end frame reads “Starting From ₹3.27 CRORE*”, which is the smallest unit at the lower of the two rates, 1,927 sq.ft at the pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995/sq.ft. It is a starting point for one configuration at one rate, not an indication of what a larger unit or the launch BSP produces.
• A rate is only as good as its date. The list states that prices are subject to change at the company's sole discretion, so a rate quoted to you verbally carries no date and a rate on a document dated 21-08-2026 does, which is the whole reason to ask for the dated page rather than a screenshot of a number.
• Nothing on the list quantifies PLC, GST or other charges. They are stated as extra with no rupee figure against any head, so the real outlay for a specific unit comes from a dated written cost sheet for that unit rather than from a verbal total.
• Do not wait on an offer code to make the rate decision. The code is announced at the time of allotment and not at the EOI stage, so there is nothing to hold out for at the point where you are being asked to pay.
• Every row of the list, exactly as it is printed, is set out on our row-by-row ACE Arte price list page.

Rates in this section come from the ACE Arte price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026 as read by the desk on 3 September 2026. Nothing here is an offer, and nothing here displaces the Agreement for Sale.

The part of the ACE Arte 20X5 plan that falls due before anything is built

20% of the base sale price, and that is the number worth carrying out of this section. The plan named 20X5 on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026 runs in five blocks of 20%, and the first block is split into two payments of 10% that are both triggered by dates rather than by work, so a fifth of the price is committed before a single slab has to exist.

• Lines 1 and 2 are the part to plan your funds around, because they arrive on dates you already know at the moment you book and they do not wait for progress on site.
• Lines 3, 4 and 5 are the part you have leverage over, because each is tied to a physical event. Go and see the slab or the structure before you release the instalment; a demand raised ahead of the event it names is a conversation to have before you transfer, not after.
• Line 6 is the one that arrives larger than it reads. It carries other charges alongside the final 20%, and since no rupee figure is printed against those heads anywhere on the list, offer of possession is the moment a number you have never seen becomes payable. Ask for that head to be quantified in writing long before you reach it.
• Read the printed plan against the one in your own paperwork, because the schedule that binds you is the schedule written into the registered Agreement for Sale and not the one on a price list. Each line is worked through on our breakdown of the ACE Arte 20X5 payment plan.

What an ACE Arte EOI buys, and what belongs on the receipt

An EOI of ₹10,00,000 on the 1,927 sq.ft* 3 BHK, ₹15,00,000 on the 2,614 sq.ft* 4 BHK or ₹20,00,000 on the 4,370 sq.ft* 4 BHK + S buys you a place in a queue and nothing more: units are allotted first-come-first-serve against a priority number, which fixes when you choose, not what you pay. Since the money moves before any unit is yours, the condition under which it comes back is the term that matters most at this stage.

• The condition to get onto your receipt is the one the list already states: full payment refunded without any deduction if a unit is not allotted. A rule that lives on a price list and not on your receipt is a rule you would have to argue for later, so have it carried across before you transfer rather than after.
• A better priority number does not buy a better rate. It changes the order in which you select an apartment, which matters for floor, tower and facing, and leaves the rate exactly where the price list puts it.
• Match the EOI amount to the configuration you actually intend to take, because the three amounts are tied to the three sizes, and paying against one configuration while intending another is a reconciliation you do not want to be doing inside a first-come-first-serve queue.
• There is no code to negotiate for at this point, since the offer code is announced at allotment. What sequencing a priority number actually gives you is set out on our guide to the ACE Arte EOI process and its refund rule.

The checks to make before a transfer leaves your account

Check the destination field by field against the block printed on the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026: ICICI Bank Limited, Branch Sector-132 Noida, account number 157905004675, account name “ACE INFRACITY DEVELOPERS PVT. LTD. COLLECTION ACCOUNT FOR ACE ARTE”. A transfer is the one step in this process you cannot take back, and a single wrong field is the difference between paying the project and paying somebody else, which is why no payment here is ever made to an individual.

• The rule holds against everyone standing between you and the project, a sales executive, a marketing company and a channel partner such as ours included. If anyone asks you to route money through a personal account, that is the end of the conversation and not a variation to be accommodated.
• Treat a printed page as a reference and a written payment instruction as the thing you act on. Ask for the instruction, match it field by field against the block above, and where the two disagree on anything at all, resolve it on a call before you transfer instead of assuming a typing error.
• Understand what this account does and does not do for you, because a designated collection account is not the same thing as an escrow account. The distinction is worked through in our note on what a RERA collection account actually protects.

The account block above is reproduced from the ACE Arte price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026 as read by the desk on 3 September 2026, and it should still be confirmed against a current written payment instruction before you use it.

What the ACE Arte specification sheet pins down, and what it leaves open

The sheet, read by the desk on 3 September 2026, is firm about what exists and leaves the finish choices open. Imported or Italian marble flooring in the living and dining area and in the kitchen, laminated wooden flooring in all bedrooms, and AC and fan provided in the living and dining area and in every bedroom are commitments that something is there; which of the two materials arrives, and from which make, is the part that stays open until the Agreement for Sale closes it.

• Read every slash as a decision that has not been made yet. “Imported or Italian”, “putty or OBD” and “flush or skin” each leave two outcomes live, and the Agreement for Sale is the document that closes them, which makes the annexure to that agreement the specification worth negotiating over.
• Because the sheet names material classes rather than brands, the word “provided” tells you an item will be there and nothing about what it will be. If a particular make matters to you, it has to be named in your paperwork, since naming it in a meeting achieves nothing.
• ACE credits Ar. Hafeez Contractor as the architect on its ACE Arte project site, and the tagline on the launch material is “ART MEETS ARCHITECTURE”. Neither is a specification, so keep them separate from the annexure when you compare what is promised against what is contracted. The sheet is set out room by room on our room-by-room ACE Arte specification page.

The weight the ACE Arte scale figures should carry in your decision

Enough to picture the project, not enough to sign against. The announcement flyer states 784 units across 14.83 acres in 11 towers, and press coverage of ACE Group's launch release dated 1 September 2026, read on 3 September 2026, separately states 784 homes. These are announcement and press figures rather than register figures, which means they can be refined without anybody misleading you, so treat density, tower count and acreage as the shape of the project and confirm anything you are actually paying for against the register entry and your agreement.

• An expansive central green, a spacious clubhouse and a low-density project are the flyer's descriptions of the scheme. Descriptions like these are settled by the sanctioned layout rather than by adjectives, so they are worth revisiting once a master plan is available to look at.
• The flyer describes the location as the “greenest sector in Noida with a golf course in the sector”. A sector-level attribute is the part of a purchase least likely to change and the most useful thing on the flyer to weigh, because it survives whatever happens to a specific tower.
• Proximity to Noida International Airport and the international cricket stadium is stated on the flyer. Infrastructure proximity is a location fact rather than a delivery commitment, so it belongs in your view of the address and not in your view of the timeline.
• The address is Sector 150 on the Noida Expressway, the same sector in which ACE Group's separately registered original ACE Parkway was delivered. What that sector already has, and what it is still waiting on, is worked through in our Sector 150 Noida buyer's guide.

Scale and location statements here are attributed to the ACE Arte announcement flyer, apart from the “784 homes” figure, which comes from press coverage dated 1 September 2026 and read on 3 September 2026. Neither source is the register, and where a flyer figure and a register figure ever differ, the register is the one to act on.

The ACE Arte decisions that cannot be made yet, and what that means for your timing

Anything that depends on a specific unit. As at 3 September 2026 the desk has not seen a publicly circulated unit-wise floor plan PDF or a master plan for ACE Arte, though renders are published, and the documents in circulation are the price list W.E.F. 21-08-2026, the announcement flyer, the specification sheet and those renders. You can decide on the project, the rate and the payment structure today; you cannot yet decide on a layout, a tower or a facing on published paper.

• Be sceptical of a layout you are shown that nobody can source. No unit-wise floor plan drawing has reached the desk as at 3 September 2026, so a plan circulating as an ACE Arte layout should be confirmed with the developer in writing before it shapes a decision or a price you accept.
• Tower and unit selection stays a written question at booking, because no master plan or tower-numbering drawing has reached the desk as at 3 September 2026. Get the tower and unit you are being allotted named on paper rather than pointed at on a screen.
• The area you multiply the rate by is still provisional, since no area basis is named behind the tentative sizes* and carpet area as defined under RERA is specified in the Agreement for Sale. That is the gap to close before you treat any base price as final.
• Your real outlay is not on any published document, because no rupee figure is printed against PLC, GST or other charges. An itemised charge sheet for a specific unit comes as a dated written cost sheet from the desk, and asking for one costs you nothing. What the desk actually holds today is listed on our list of every ACE Arte document in circulation.

If you do only four checks before you pay, do these

An opinion about a building nobody has lived in is worth very little today, and a check against dated paper is worth a great deal, particularly while no publicly circulated unit-wise floor plan PDF and no master plan have reached the desk as at 3 September 2026. The register entry, the dated price list, the structure of the 20X5 plan and the EOI refund condition are four checks you can make yourself, in an afternoon, without asking anyone's permission.

• Open up-rera.in, go to Registered Projects and pull UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026 up on your own screen. A registration number is only reassuring once you have seen it on the Authority's site, and that includes seeing it there rather than here.
• Look at the date on the price list before the numbers on it. It is effective W.E.F. 21-08-2026 and it carries both the pre-launch BSP of ₹16,995/sq.ft* and the launch BSP of ₹21,995/sq.ft*, so establish which of the two your quote is built on before you discuss anything else.
• Judge the 20X5 plan by its shape rather than its total. 10% on booking and 10% within 30 days fall due before any slab is cast, and line 6 brings other charges alongside the final 20%, so the plan is front-loaded at the start and unquantified at the end.
• Make the EOI match the unit you actually want, at ₹10,00,000, ₹15,00,000 or ₹20,00,000 by size, and get the refund condition onto the receipt in the terms the list uses, full payment refunded without any deduction if a unit is not allotted. A condition that exists only on a price list is not yet a condition of your payment.

How to verify ACE Arte on UP-RERA

Search the registration number, UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, at up-rera.in and match the promoter name and the sector against what you were told. The entry should show promoter ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd. and a project sited in Sector 150, Noida; if either field disagrees with what a broker or a listing quoted you, the number you were given is not this project's number. The registration date, 28.07.2026, and the declared completion date, 15 February 2031, are read from that entry; check them there.

Is acearte.com the official ACE Arte website?

No. acearte.in is the developer's own site; acearte.com, this site, is run by Vidastu Advisory, an authorised channel partner and UP-RERA registered agent, UPRERAAGT000309/01/2026, not by ACE Infracity Developers Pvt. Ltd. Every figure here is transcribed from ACE's own dated documents with its source named, so check any figure here against the developer's own material or the register at up-rera.in before you rely on it.

How to get this in writing

1. WhatsApp. Message +91 98114 05300 with your preferred configuration (3 BHK / 4 BHK / 4 BHK + S).
2. Call. +91 98114 05300 to walk any of the documents above through with a consultant.
3. Email. vidit@vidastu.com, if you would rather have the documents on record in an inbox.

You buy from ACE Group directly, in your own name, and every payment goes to the developer's designated account. This desk is paid by ACE Group as an authorised channel partner, which means using it costs you nothing on top of the price you would pay anyway, and this site is not ACE Group's official website.