Veridia Heights brings 476 low-density homes to Wave City's Sector 1

Wave City, the township on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway (NH-24) in Ghaziabad, has launched Veridia Heights, a residential project of five towers and 476 homes in Sector 1, Oakwood Enclave. The township announced the launch on 28 October 2026. A developer profile lists Wave Infratech as the company behind the township's projects, although the launch statement itself names only Wave City.

The project sits on 6.5 acres. Its homes are 3 and 4 BHK apartments, with 5 BHK penthouses and duplexes at the top of the range. The company says 81% of the site is open space, there is no vehicle movement at ground level, and the density is fewer than 75 families per acre.

Design and amenities

Wave City's chief operating officer, C J Singh, said Veridia Heights "embodies Wave City's vision of luxury living defined by privacy, openness and well-being." He said the project combines the open spaces, planned residences, a location inside the township and a range of lifestyle amenities. The façade and clubhouse interiors were designed by the international firm Ultraconfidentiel. The company said the stilt levels across the towers are planned for work, leisure, learning and social interaction.

Location and connectivity

Sector 1 is reached from the NH-24 entry corridor of Wave City. The Delhi-Meerut Expressway, also called National Expressway 3, is a 96 km controlled-access road linking Delhi and Meerut. The developer's material says Anand Vihar in Delhi is about 30 minutes away in off-peak hours. That is the developer's own estimate. Actual travel time depends on traffic and on where in the township a home sits. A property listing says nearby Metro and railway stations add to the connectivity.

Social infrastructure named in listings includes Manipal Hospital and North State Hospital, and the schools Gurukul The School and Hi-Tech World School Wave City. Gulshan Empire, another project in Sector 1 launched in May 2026 by a different developer, is also positioned on the same NH-24 entry corridor. Buyers comparing the sector will find several new supply options within a short distance.

What buyers should check

• The RERA record cited by a property site gives a proposed construction start of 1 November 2026 and a declared completion date of 22 February 2031.
• A declared completion date is not a promise of possession. Match the figures against the project's registration on the UP RERA portal before deciding.
• Wave Veridia is a separate project in the same township with its own registration. Do not mix up its prices or possession dates with Veridia Heights.
• Ask the developer for the price sheet, payment plan and approved layout in writing before booking.

For Sector 1, the launch adds 476 homes to a corridor that is already filling with new projects. The open-space pitch is a clear point of difference in a township where density is a common buyer question. Whether it translates into sales and prices will show in the booking pace over the coming months.

Next, the company is expected to start construction on the date given in the RERA record and to publish booking and pricing details. Those details, once published, will decide how the project compares with the other launches on the NH-24 corridor.