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Punjab RERA has directed a real estate developer to pay nearly ₹25 lakh to homebuyers for failing to deliver possession of a housing unit on time. The authority ruled that the delay would be counted from the original booking date instead of the agreement signing date, strengthening protection for buyers. Punjab RERA also dismissed the builder’s explanation for the delay and stressed that developers must follow promised timelines. The decision is being considered a significant precedent for similar real estate disputes and has been welcomed by homebuyers as a strong move toward accountability, transparency, and stricter enforcement of consumer rights....
MahaRERA has once again taken strict action against a Mumbai-based builder over complaints related to construction defects and delayed conveyance. Residents alleged issues such as leakage, seepage, poor maintenance, and unfinished infrastructure within the housing project. The authority directed the developer to resolve the defects and complete the conveyance process within a specified period. Homebuyers welcomed the intervention, calling it a positive step toward stronger accountability in the real estate sector. The case highlights MahaRERA’s continued focus on protecting homebuyers’ interests and ensuring builders follow legal obligations and maintain proper construction quality in residential developments....
The Karnataka government has decided to withdraw its proposal for a dedicated RERA recovery cell, disappointing many homebuyers and welfare associations. The recovery cell was expected to help buyers recover pending compensation and enforce RERA orders against defaulting builders. Consumer groups believe the decision may weaken the implementation of real estate regulations and delay justice for affected buyers. They also expressed concern that without a separate recovery mechanism, enforcement of RERA rulings could become slower and less effective. The move has sparked criticism from homebuyer associations seeking stronger protection and quicker resolution of real estate disputes....
The Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) has taken action against 113 real estate developers for failing to submit mandatory quarterly progress reports. These reports are essential for updating homebuyers about construction status, project timelines, and financial details. ORERA warned that continued non-compliance could lead to penalties, suspension, or cancellation of project registrations under the RERA Act. The authority emphasized that timely reporting is necessary to maintain transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. The move is aimed at protecting buyers’ interests and ensuring developers follow regulatory rules strictly across registered housing projects in Odisha....
UP-RERA has introduced new banking regulations for RERA-registered real estate projects to enhance transparency and protect homebuyers’ investments. Under the revised framework, developers must follow a mandatory three-account system along with stricter fund withdrawal and monitoring procedures. The authority has also directed banks to ensure project funds are used only for construction and land-related expenses, preventing misuse or diversion of money. Quarterly financial disclosures will now be required to improve accountability. Officials believe these measures will strengthen financial discipline in the real estate sector, reduce project delays, and boost buyer confidence by ensuring safer and more transparent management of project finances....
Telangana RERA Chairman N. Satyanarayana has resigned from his position due to health-related issues caused by heavy workload and long hearing sessions. He revealed that continuous daily hearings and work pressure resulted in severe back pain and ongoing medical treatment. During his tenure, the authority strengthened transparency in the real estate sector, improved grievance redressal, and promoted digital reforms. TG-RERA also registered thousands of projects and real estate agents while addressing stalled projects and misleading advertisements. His resignation marks the end of a significant phase of reforms aimed at protecting homebuyers and improving regulatory efficiency in Telangana’s real estate sector....
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) has approved 13 new real estate projects across eight districts with a total investment of ₹3,052.73 crore. These projects will add around 4,772 residential and commercial units in cities including Ghaziabad, Noida, Lucknow, and Agra. Along with the approvals, UP RERA advised homebuyers to carefully verify project registrations, builder records, complaint history, and construction progress before investing. Buyers were also encouraged to use the official UP RERA portal to check legal and financial details of projects. The move aims to boost transparency, protect buyers, and strengthen confidence in Uttar Pradesh’s growing real estate sector....
The Noida Authority has initiated the land acquisition process for the New Noida project, also called the Dadri-Noida-Ghaziabad Investment Region (DNGIR). In the first phase, land from 37 villages in Gautam Buddh Nagar and Bulandshahr districts will be acquired through mutual consent with farmers. Officials said the process may begin next month, and extra revenue staff along with temporary offices are being arranged for smooth execution. The large-scale project, spread across more than 200 square kilometres, aims to create industrial zones, logistics hubs, and modern infrastructure. Authorities expect the development to strengthen regional connectivity and attract major investments to the area....
The Himachal Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HPRERA) has clarified that only five real estate projects registered under Joint Development Agreements (JDAs) since 2020 involve non-agriculturist partners. The statement came after concerns were raised over possible violations of Section 118, which limits land ownership rights of non-agriculturists in the state. HPRERA officials stated that the remaining 12 registered JDA projects are linked with agriculturist partners. The authority also said that disputed projects in Solan had already been reviewed earlier by government agencies, which found no breach of existing land laws. HPRERA maintained that all registrations followed legal procedures....
The Himachal Pradesh government has started an investigation into alleged irregularities in projects approved by the state’s Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA). Chief Secretary Sanjay Gupta directed the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau to collect records related to Joint Development Agreement (JDA) projects within 15 days. Authorities suspect that certain developers may have violated land laws, especially provisions restricting land ownership by non-agriculturists. The inquiry will also review whether HP-RERA properly verified financial and legal documents before granting approvals. The move follows rising concerns over controversial real estate developments and possible misuse of land regulations in the state....
The government has amended the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act by removing imprisonment provisions for homebuyers who fail to follow orders of the RERA Appellate Tribunal. Instead of facing jail for up to one year, violators may now be required to pay a monetary penalty of up to 10% of the property’s cost. Real estate experts and buyers have welcomed the change, saying it will reduce unnecessary criminalisation and support smoother dispute resolution. The amendment has been introduced under the Jan Vishwas Amendment Act, which focuses on decriminalising minor offences and improving ease of doing business in India’s real estate sector....
The Gurugram bench of Haryana RERA approved 35 real estate projects between January and April 2026, reflecting steady growth in the region’s property market. Most of the approved developments are residential projects, with total investments estimated at around ₹27,000 crore. The authority has also strengthened transparency measures by introducing stricter project scrutiny, regular inspections, and mandatory progress updates. In addition, HARERA resolved all pending complaints filed up to 2024, aiming to improve accountability and boost homebuyer confidence. Officials stated that these reforms are expected to support faster approvals and ensure better compliance in Gurugram’s rapidly expanding real estate sector....
Karnataka RERA has clarified that both developers and landowners will be equally responsible for delays and violations in real estate projects. The authority stated that landowners involved in joint development agreements qualify as promoters under the RERA Act and cannot avoid accountability. The ruling came during a dispute related to a delayed housing project in Bengaluru. K-RERA emphasized that internal conflicts between builders and landowners should not affect the rights of homebuyers. The decision is expected to strengthen consumer protection, improve transparency in joint development projects, and ensure that buyers receive relief without facing complications caused by disputes among project stakeholders....
RERA officials have asked real estate developers to ensure honesty and accuracy in project advertisements. Authorities cautioned builders against promoting unrealistic promises related to delivery timelines, amenities, pricing, and approvals that may mislead buyers. Officials emphasized that all marketing materials must match the details registered under RERA regulations. The regulator stated that misleading advertisements can harm consumer trust and may invite strict penalties or legal action. The directive aims to improve transparency and accountability in the real estate sector while protecting homebuyers from false claims. Industry experts believe the move will encourage responsible advertising practices and strengthen confidence among property buyers....
India’s real estate sector has recorded a significant rise in investment inflows, reaching $30.7 billion by Q1 2026, marking an 88% increase compared to the previous period. This growth reflects strong investor confidence driven by rising demand, supportive government policies, and increased participation from both domestic and foreign investors. A large share of the funds has been directed toward land purchases, residential developments, and commercial assets. The surge indicates a strong recovery and expansion of the sector, creating better opportunities for developers, boosting supply, and strengthening the overall real estate market across the country....
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