Sector 19 of the Yamuna Expressway industrial development area is where Gaurs Group placed its largest single land parcel outside its original Ghaziabad-Noida base: Gaur Yamuna City. Gaursons developed the township project Gaur City in West Greater Noida, home to about 25,000 families, and in 2014 launched Gaur Yamuna City on Yamuna Expressway land purchased from Jaypee Group. The township sits inside Sector 19, on land bought directly from the Yamuna Expressway's original developer, which is why the address recurs across the group's later launches in this pocket, from studio suites to retail blocks.
Gaur Yamuna City is an integrated township spanning 101 hectares (250 acres) on the Yamuna Expressway, connecting directly to Noida and Agra, with internal main access via a 60-meter wide sector road. Master planning for the township was done by RSP, Singapore. Within this footprint, Gaurs Group has phased out apartments, villas, plots and commercial blocks under names such as 2nd Parkview, 6th Parkview, 16th Parkview and 32nd Parkview, giving Sector 19 a density of Gaurs-branded addresses that is unusual even by the developer's own standards elsewhere on the expressway.
The project tracked at this address, Gaur Yamuna City – The Hub (at Gaurs Runway Suites), is the commercial component built to serve the residential blocks around it. The Hub is part of a 10.11 hectare (25 acre) commercial hub and is spread across 1.09 hectares (2.71 acres), with dedicated zones for retail, entertainment and recreation. The commercial spaces run up to the third floor, followed by multi-level car parking, with the rest of the tower given over to commercial studio apartments. The Hub is a RERA-registered project, with RERA registration number UPRERAPRJ351477.
Its address places it inside Gaurs' own township grid: the property is located at MPC-01, Gaur Yamuna City (Pocket 3), Mirzapur Site, Sector 19, Yamuna Expressway, Greater Noida. The Hub sits near Gaur Yamuna City Galleria and Gaurs International School, meaning the retail units draw footfall from residents of the surrounding Parkview phases as much as from expressway traffic. The Hub provides ground and first-floor retail shops suitable for boutiques, cafés, pharmacy, convenience, salons, electronics and branded stores.
Sector 19's relevance to a Gaurs buyer has shifted materially with the airport that anchors the southern end of this corridor. Noida International Airport, widely referred to as Jewar Airport, transitioned from a multi-year construction project into a live aviation hub on March 28, 2026. Following a YIAPL board decision, air services for the general public formally began on May 30, 2026. Phase 1 capacity is 12 million passengers annually, scaling toward 70 million by 2040. For Sector 19, on the same expressway corridor as the airport, this converts a long-discussed catalyst into an operating asset that Gaurs' commercial and studio-format products at The Hub and Runway Suites were positioned around years in advance.
Connectivity was already the township's core pitch before the airport opened. Gaur Yamuna City sits on the Yamuna Expressway, a six-lane (extendable to eight) 165-km access-controlled highway connecting the township to Noida, Greater Noida and Delhi. Gautam Buddha University is roughly 2.1 km away, Buddh International Circuit about 6.6 km, and Noida International University around 9.2 km from the location. Beyond motorsport, the Buddh International Circuit itself is a 5.14-km track spread over 874 acres that continues to host racing and corporate driving events, keeping the immediate stretch of expressway in regular use.
Transaction data for Gaurs' commercial-residential format here shows the pace of recent movement. A total of 120 residential transactions has been registered so far for Gaur Runway Suites, amounting to ₹28 crore till May 2026, with average prices moving from ₹9,150/sq ft to ₹9,200/sq ft during Q1 2026. In Q3 2025, average prices for the project had already moved from ₹6,600/sq ft to ₹11,600/sq ft, a rise of roughly 76%. That volatility reflects a market repricing quickly around confirmed infrastructure delivery rather than announcements.
Wider industrial commitments are compounding the effect. Regional news coverage tracked by the developer notes a large industrial investment and a proposed semiconductor unit announced for the Yamuna City corridor in December 2025, alongside YEIDA's plans to link the expressway to ten sectors — the kind of employment-driven demand that supports both the residential Parkview phases and the retail footfall The Hub is built to capture.
Gaursons India was incorporated in 1995 and founded by B.L. Gaur, later converting to a public limited company in 2000, with Manoj Gaur as managing director. The group had a humble beginning developing an apartment project in Sahibabad in 1995 and today stands with almost 65+ commercial and residential projects delivered, totaling over 6 million sq. m. (60 million sq. ft.) of developed area. Sector 19 represents one of the largest single concentrations of that portfolio: a 250-acre township carrying the group's residential Parkview series, its studio-format Runway Suites, and now The Hub as the retail layer tying the pocket together.