Centre to form state committees for better execution of RERA orders

Dated on: Monday 13th June 2022

According to a senior official from the ministry of housing and urban affairs, a detailed note on the Centre's recent decision on the formation of the committees was sent to all ministries on Thursday.

The ministry of housing and urban affairs will organise committees involving stakeholders from each state, including homebuyers, developers, and RERA officials, to investigate incidents in which real estate regulatory authorities' instructions have not been followed.

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act has been in effect for five years. However, noncompliance with real estate authorities' orders is a source of concern, particularly for several afflicted homebuyers. The homebuyers' forum raised the issue at the Central Advisory Council meeting.

Summarized: The ministry of housing and urban affairs will organise committees involving stakeholders etc. from each state. The committees will investigate incidents in which real estate regulatory authorities' instructions have not been followed. Noncompliance with real estate authorities' orders is a source of concern for several dissatisfied homebuyers.