Trump Tower Sector 94 Noida priced at Rs 81,090 per sq ft carpet area (approximately $850), compared to Trump International Tower Chicago at Rs 76,320 per sq ft (approximately $800). Comparison shared by ReraTracker founder Gaurav Gupta covered eight Trump-branded residential developments across India and US. Trump Tower Fifth Avenue New York highest at Rs 1,55,979 per sq ft (approximately $1,635), followed by Trump World Tower Manhattan at Rs 1,33,846 per sq ft (approximately $1,403). Other Indian projects: Lodha Trump Tower Mumbai Rs 75,500 per sq ft (approximately $791); Trump Residences Sector 69 Gurugram Rs 55,970 per sq ft (approximately $587); M3M Trump Tower Sector 65 Gurugram Rs 55,120 per sq ft (approximately $578); Panchshil Trump Towers Pune Rs 39,629 per sq ft (approximately $415). Carpet area provides better comparison basis as it reflects actual usable space, whereas super built-up area can distort pricing perception based on space efficiency differences.

Residents in Noida, Ghaziabad and Bengaluru have raised concerns about security, noise, parking and the movement of strangers linked to Airbnb-style short-term rentals in residential flats. In Noida, a bed-and-breakfast operator was arrested after allegedly driving his car through a barrier at Supernova society in Sector 94 when stopped by a security guard; the incident was captured on CCTV. Supernova’s Apartment Owners’ Association subsequently warned residents about flats listed on Airbnb, Oyo or Booking.com.

Residents of Supertech Supernova in Sector 94, Noida reported receiving foul-smelling, yellowish-black water with worms from their taps. The Noida authority resumed Ganga water supply to the project on Thursday, two days after the complaints.

Noida Authority restored Ganga water supply to Supertech Supernova complex following residents' reports of contaminated tap water. Developer issued notice for over Rs 64 lakh.

• Residents of Supertech’s Supernova project in Sector 94, along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway, are facing foul-smelling, discoloured water and worms in taps and toilet flushes.
• More than 350 families are affected.
• A resident said yellowish-black water came from kitchen, bathroom and toilet taps; a child developed skin problems.
• The family had rented in Nova East and West blocks for nearly two years before buying a 3-bedroom apartment worth several crores.
• The Apartment Owners Association (AOA) manages the residential project.
• Before handover, the builder left outstanding water bills of Rs 4.2 million.
• Because the builder did not pay, the authority disconnected the Ganga water supply.
• The bill, including interest, has risen to Rs 7.2 million.
• The AOA says it has limited funds.
• To manage supply, the AOA arranged to treat groundwater with a water softener before sending it to homes.
• That softener plant has been out of order for four months, leaving residents with contaminated water.
• AOA advisor Naresh Nandwani said residents are using high-TDS water, want a discount on water bills, and that complaints about dirty water and possible line issues are being looked into.