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The Odisha government has improved its RERA approval mechanism by linking it with the SUJOG e-governance platform. This integration allows planning authorities to directly notify ORERA when housing projects are approved, enabling quicker registration and monitoring. As part of an eight-point action plan, the move aims to enhance transparency, streamline processes, and ensure regulatory compliance. ORERA will now receive real-time updates on project progress, improving accountability. The initiative also empowers ORERA to revoke registrations of non-compliant projects, as seen in a recent Bhubaneswar case lacking proper access roads. ...
UP RERA retrieved Rs 128 crore in 2023 for over 350 homebuyers awaiting property possession. Since launch, it has helped recover Rs 1,360 crore for nearly 5,500 affected buyers. Around 8,800 recovery certificates (RCs) worth Rs 2,400 crore have been issued, with Rs 1,200 crore successfully resolved. However, enforcement remains slow in areas like Noida, where only a small portion of dues has been recovered due to legal hurdles. Despite regional challenges, UP RERA continues efforts to ensure accountability and financial justice for buyers across the state. ...
Since its inception in 2017, MahaRERA has received over 29,000 complaints, resolving nearly 22,000. However, more than 7,300 cases remain unresolved, some pending for up to five years—far beyond the 60-day resolution limit set by the RERA Act. The authority faces a severe manpower crunch with only three adjudicating officers handling thousands of cases. Experts are urging the appointment of more officers and creation of regional benches to address the backlog. In April 2025, MahaRERA began prioritizing cases involving critically ill complainants to fast-track relief. ...
Andhra Pradesh RERA has warned homebuyers against purchasing unregistered flats and plots, especially in so-called “pre-launch” projects. APRERA Chairman S. Suresh Kumar stated that collecting advances or marketing such unregistered properties violates Sections 3 and 10 of the RERA Act, 2016. He urged buyers to verify project registration through the APRERA helpdesk before investing. The authority also cautioned developers and agents against promoting or selling without proper registration, warning of strict action for non-compliance. This move aims to protect buyers from fraud and ensure transparency in real estate transactions. ...
Telangana RERA has directed Prime Infratech, developer of the Prime Alpenia villa project in Mokila, Hyderabad, to register a Villa Owners’ Association within 45 days. The order follows complaints from a resident alleging harassment and unauthorized fund collection due to the absence of a formal association. TG-RERA emphasized the legal obligation of builders to form such associations for proper governance and transparency. The authority’s action reinforces its commitment to protecting homebuyers' rights and ensuring builder accountability. This move comes amid a broader crackdown on RERA violations, including recent penalties for project delays in the state. ...
The Uttar Pradesh government is set to sign new lease agreements for 13 Sports City projects following a March 2025 Allahabad High Court ruling that annulled Jaiprakash Associates Ltd's (JAL) 1,000-hectare land allotment. This decision affects 13,132 buyers across Sectors 25 and 19, necessitating fresh deeds between the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA), third-party developers, and homebuyers. The court mandated that YEIDA substitute JAL's role, maintaining the original terms and conditions, and complete documentation within 12 weeks. Developers and buyers must upload relevant documents to YEIDA's portal by June 21, 2025. ...
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has overhauled its project registration certificates to enhance transparency and empower homebuyers. Effective immediately for new projects, the revised certificates present key project details—such as total built-up area, number of buildings and wings, approved floors, unit counts, and parking provisions—in a bullet-point format for improved readability. Any future changes, including timeline extensions or developer modifications, will be reflected in updated certificates with annexures listing the revised details. Developers are mandated to display these certificates prominently at project sites and on the MahaRERA website. Additionally, mandatory QR codes in advertisements will link directly to key project information for public access. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and empower homebuyers by providing comprehensive and accessible project information. Sources ...
The Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) has mandated that all registered developers update their project information on the newly launched ORERA 2.0 platform by June 15, 2025. This initiative aims to enhance transparency and provide homebuyers with real-time access to project details, including construction milestones, booking status, and information about professionals involved. Developers are guided by a 26-page user manual and must possess a valid registration certificate to update their project data. Failure to comply may impact regulatory efficiency and service delivery, affecting both homebuyers and promoters. ...
Haryana RERA has directed the developer of Expressway Towers 109 in Gurugram to compensate a homebuyer for delayed possession. The buyer had paid Rs 13.65 lakh for a flat booked in 2016, which was due in May 2017. As the builder failed to deliver, HRERA ordered 11.10% annual interest from May 2022 until valid possession. The builder must clear arrears in 90 days and provide a revised account statement. The buyer must settle dues within 60 days post-statement. HRERA also barred unjustified charges and emphasized transparency in maintenance and tax costs. ...
MahaRERA has cancelled the registration of nearly 18,700 property agents in Maharashtra due to non-compliance with renewal and training requirements. Out of over 50,000 agents registered since 2017, around 32,000 remain active. The crackdown affected major areas like Mumbai, Thane, and Pune. Agents are now required to complete certified training covering legal processes and buyer protection norms. This move is part of MahaRERA’s broader effort to promote professionalism and accountability in the real estate sector by ensuring that only qualified and compliant agents operate in the market. ...
The Odisha government has appointed Usha Padhee, Principal Secretary of the Housing and Urban Development Department, as the interim chairperson of the Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA). This move follows the retirement of the last serving member, Gopal Chandra Patnaik, and earlier exit of chairperson Siddhanta Das and member Pradeep Biswal, leaving the authority vacant. Padhee’s appointment ensures continuity in ORERA’s operations, including project approvals and regulatory oversight. She will serve under provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, until further notice. Permanent appointments are reportedly finalized and awaiting clearance from the Chief Minister’s Office. ...
The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (MREAT) has overturned MahaRERA’s 2022 decision directing 36 homebuyers in Mumbai’s Winter Green project to settle disputes through arbitration. MahaRERA had relied on arbitration clauses in agreements signed between 2012 and 2016. However, MREAT ruled that disputes under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, are not subject to arbitration, even if such clauses exist. The tribunal clarified that RERA provisions override prior agreements and apply retrospectively. The case has been sent back to MahaRERA for fresh consideration based on its merits, reinforcing homebuyers' right to seek remedies under RERA. ...
Rajasthan’s Urban Development and Housing Minister, Jhabar Singh Kharra, launched eight residential projects on May 12, 2025, including three by the Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) and five by the Rajasthan Housing Board (RHB). JDA’s schemes offer 765 plots in Jaipur, including Ganga Vihar, Yamuna Vihar, and Saraswati Vihar, with prices ranging from Rs 14,000 to Rs 15,500 per sqm. RHB’s projects include high-income group flats in Jaipur and independent houses in Baran, Bundi, and Dholpur, with prices ranging from Rs 8 lakh to Rs 90.4 lakh. Applications for the JDA plots are open until June 12, 2025. ...
Uttar Pradesh RERA has warned builders against giving possession of incomplete flats, often called "canvas flats," to homebuyers. These units typically lack basic amenities like flooring, plumbing, electrical fittings, and kitchen fixtures. Issued on May 8, 2025, the directive follows several complaints from buyers who received such unfinished homes. UP RERA emphasized that handing over incomplete units violates the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The authority has instructed promoters to ensure that flats are fully completed as per approved plans and promised specifications before possession is granted to maintain buyer trust and legal compliance. ...
The Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) has become defunct after its last serving member, Gopal Chandra Patnaik, retired on May 9, 2025. Earlier, Chairperson Siddhanta Das and Member Pradeep Biswal also exited, leaving the authority without any officials. This has stalled project registrations and grievance redressal, troubling homebuyers. The Housing and Urban Development Department is in the process of appointing new members. Concerned citizens have approached the courts, with the Orissa High Court issuing a notice to the state government. Activists stress the need for ORERA’s swift revival to maintain real estate regulation in the state. ...
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