Trump Tower Noida, in Sector 94, Noida, is currently under active construction, with different stages of structural work visible across the development as of recent site visit and supporting construction footage. Rather than offering a single project-wide div, this update reports what was specifically observed at the tower level, since D1 and D2 are currently at different stages of work.
During the site visit, Tower D1 showed its Basement Level 1 roof fully completed, with ground-floor construction currently in progress above it. Tower D2, by comparison, showed ground-floor construction at approximately 50% completion, with the balance of that floor's work still ongoing.
These are tower-specific milestones, not an overall completion percentage for the project — a completed basement roof on one tower and a partially finished ground floor on another describe two distinct points in the construction sequence, not a single number that can be averaged or combined.
Buyers tracking Trump Tower Noida's progress should treat each tower's status separately, since the pace of work on D1 and D2 is not necessarily representative of every other tower in the development.
Trump Tower Noida Construction Progress: D1 and D2
Tower D1
Tower D1's Basement Level 1 roof had reached full completion at the time when i had last visited the site in the previous month, representing a specific structural milestone — the roof slab over the basement level — rather than completion of the tower as a whole. Above that level, ground-floor construction was visibly in progress, meaning the tower has moved past its basement structural stage and is now building out the next level.
Tower D2
Tower D2's ground floor was observed at roughly 50% completion, with the remaining portion of that floor still under construction. The difference in construction stages between D1 and D2 was evident during the site visit — D1 had already cleared its basement roof milestone and progressed to ground-floor work, while D2 was still mid-way through its own ground-floor construction.
This means D1 and D2 are not at the same point in the build sequence as of this update. That gap is worth noting for anyone comparing towers within the same project, since construction pacing can vary between towers even when they're part of a single development. It would be inaccurate to describe Trump Tower Noida as uniformly “50% complete” or to apply D1's milestone to the project as a whole — the information available supports only these two tower-specific observations, not a combined or averaged div for the entire development.
Trump Tower Noida Construction Timeline & Official RERA Status
The construction observations above describe what was physically visible on site in September 2026 Separately, there's the officially recorded project information, which comes from a different source entirely: the project's registration with the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA).
The project marketed as Trump Tower Noida is registered with UP-RERA under the name M3M The Cullinan II, with registration number UPRERAPRJ794824/10/2025. The registered location is Plot No. 1, Sector 94, Noida, and the declared completion date on the RERA record is 31 July 2030.
It's worth keeping these two sources distinct. The site visit provides a snapshot of the physical construction status at a specific point in time; the RERA record provides the officially declared project timeline, filed with the regulator.
One doesn't confirm or override the other — a tower showing strong visible progress doesn't mean the project will complete ahead of its declared date, and a distant declared completion date doesn't mean construction is behind schedule.
The 31 July 2030 date is the developer's declared timeline on record with UP-RERA; it should not be read as a guaranteed individual handover date for any specific unit, nor used here to predict whether possession will come early or late.
What Does the Current Construction Progress Mean for Buyers?
Tower-wise progress differs for practical reasons — towers are often sequenced for construction based on factors like phasing, resource allocation and site logistics, so it's normal for one tower to be ahead of another within the same project.
A completed basement roof or a half-finished ground floor marks a specific structural stage, not the completion of the tower itself; there's still substantial work — further floors, finishing, services and common areas — ahead on both D1 and D2.
Based on the construction activity observed during the site visit, the project was clearly under active development. However, the visible progress should not be used by itself to calculate a possession date.
Physical construction progress is what can be observed directly on site at a given point in time; the possession timeline is a separate matter, established through the project's official records and RERA filing rather than inferred from a single update.
Buyers following Trump Tower Noida's construction should look at this update alongside future ones, tracking how D1 and D2 progress over subsequent visits, while continuing to treat the official RERA timeline as the primary reference for possession expectations.
Frequently Asked Questions About Trump Tower Noida Construction
What was the construction status of Tower D1?
Basement Level 1 roof was 100% completed, with ground-floor construction in progress above it.
What was the construction status of Tower D2?
Ground-floor construction was at approximately 50% completion, with the balance of that floor still in progress.
Are D1 and D2 at the same construction stage?
No. D1 had completed its basement roof and moved to ground-floor work, while D2 was still mid-way through its own ground floor — the two towers are at different points in the build sequence.
Can the current construction progress be used to estimate possession?
No. Visible construction progress reflects a specific point-in-time status, not a possession timeline; the declared completion date on the project's official RERA record remains the relevant reference for that.