Gaursons India was founded in 1995 by B.L. Gaur, beginning with a modest apartment project in Sahibabad before growing into one of the more recognisable builder names across Noida, Ghaziabad, Greater Noida and the Yamuna Expressway belt. Over three decades the group has delivered almost 65 commercial and residential projects, totalling over 6 million sq. m. (60 million sq. ft.) of developed area. Under Chairman and Managing Director Manoj Gaur, who has also served as Chairman of CREDAI National and President of CREDAI-NCR, the company reports having delivered over 50,000 units for possession between 2014 and 2023. Gaur Yamuna City is one of only three major integrated townships the group has built, alongside Gaur City in Greater Noida West, and it remains the developer's principal address on the Agra-facing side of the Yamuna Expressway.
Gaur Yamuna City sits in Sector 19 on the Yamuna Expressway, and unlike a standalone tower or a single-phase project, it is planned as a full township spread across a 250-acre plot, with villas, apartments, plots, shops and offices released in successive parkview sectors over the years. Within the township, Gaurs has built out amenities that a single project could not support on its own: a 108-foot statue of Lord Krishna standing atop a temple, an approximately 9-acre Yamuna Lake Park with a boating facility, and a dedicated Gaurs International School within the same footprint. The overall master plan was designed by RSP, Singapore, and the township mixes housing formats deliberately, from 2/3/4 BHK apartment blocks to plotted development and themed villa precincts, so a buyer choosing Gaurs here is choosing an ecosystem the developer controls end to end rather than an isolated building surrounded by unrelated projects.
6th Parkview is the villa precinct of the township, and Victorian Villas is its flagship low-rise product. The project is a luxury residential development on 16.2 acres of prime Yamuna Expressway land, structured as a 273-unit development offering 3 BHK and 5 BHK villas with lush green gardens and panoramic views of the Yamuna Expressway. Villa sizes range broadly, with carpet areas reported from 53.83 to 83.65 sq. mt. (roughly 579 to 900 sq. ft.) depending on configuration and typology. The project carries RERA registration number UPRERAPRJ15838 and is already ready-to-move, with possession available immediately — a meaningful distinction inside a township where several other phases are still under construction. Positioning is tight to the main corridor: the villas sit just 0.3 km from the Yamuna Expressway, and residents get precinct-specific amenities including a swimming pool, children's play area, park access and an amphitheatre exclusive to 6th Parkview residents, alongside a wider sports complex with a badminton court, tennis court, gym, fitness area, cricket area and swimming pool shared with the neighbourhood.
The Yamuna Expressway itself is the reason Gaurs committed this scale of land to a single township. It is a 165-km controlled-access route running from Greater Noida's Pari Chowk to Agra, and it has functioned as the primary growth spine pulling investment past the older Noida and Greater Noida West markets. Landmarks within a short drive of the villas include the Buddh International Circuit, host of Formula 1 and other racing events, and established schooling options such as G.D. Goenka, Gaur International School and K.R. Mangalam School, along with hospital access via Medanta and other tier-one facilities. For a family evaluating Gaurs specifically, the practical case is that most of this civic infrastructure — school, park, temple, lake, shopping galleria — sits inside land the developer itself has planned and phased, rather than depending on adjacent private landholdings.
The single biggest change to this corridor's investment case is Noida International Airport at Jewar, which opened for commercial flights on 15 June 2026 after a long construction runway. In its first phase the airport runs on one runway and one terminal with capacity for around 12 million passengers annually, scaling in later phases to up to 70 million passengers a year. Gaur Yamuna City sits closer to this asset than most established townships in the region: it is approximately 20-25 km from Jewar Airport, about a 25 to 35 minute drive via the Yamuna Expressway. That places 6th Parkview inside the practical catchment for both airport-linked employment and the broader YEIDA push around it, which local reporting has tracked through a reported ₹35,000 crore industrial investment for the Yamuna City corridor and plans for Uttar Pradesh's first semiconductor unit announced in late December 2025.
Gaur Yamuna City is not the developer's only address in the immediate vicinity, which matters for anyone assessing long-term township maturity. Within the same Sector 19 pocket, Gaurs has also built Gaur Bento studio apartments aimed at investors and NRIs and the Gaur Chrysalis apartment phases, extending the same brand across formats and price points. Beyond the Yamuna Expressway, the group's other flagship township, Gaur City in Greater Noida West, is today home to almost 25,000 families — a scale that gives some indication of how the company typically builds out a township over a decade or more once the first phases are occupied. For a buyer at 6th Parkview, that track record is the more relevant comparison than any single project's brochure: it points to a developer that has repeatedly followed through on multi-phase townships rather than treating a launch as a one-off.