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Haryana RERA has directed Czar Buildwell Pvt. Ltd. to pay ₹14.7 lakh in compensation to Delhi-based homebuyer Saurav Banerjee over a stalled affordable housing project, Mahira Homes-104 in Sector 104, Gurugram. The buyer had paid approximately ₹13.2 lakh but reportedly received neither an allotment letter nor any meaningful construction progress. The authority ordered ₹13.2 lakh for loss of property appreciation, ₹1 lakh for mental harassment and ₹50,000 towards litigation expenses. The developer must also pay 11% annual interest on the awarded amount from the date of the order until payment....
UP-RERA has made on-site inspections mandatory for real estate developers seeking project completion extensions in Noida, Ghaziabad and Lucknow. Effective October 3, 2026, the amended procedure requires an expert team appointed by the authority to inspect and verify project status before an extension is granted. The move aims to strengthen oversight, ensure accurate reporting of construction progress and prevent unjustified delays in project completion. By verifying actual site conditions, UP-RERA intends to improve accountability among promoters and protect homebuyers affected by prolonged construction timelines....
Telangana RERA has ordered penalty proceedings against Sivom Projects Pvt Ltd and its managing director for selling 40 plots in the Sivom Sahasra II project in Jeedimetla, Hyderabad, without mandatory RERA registration. The plots were sold and registered between 2021 and 2022, but development work has remained incomplete for over six years. The authority declined to order project completion because of a High Court status quo order and pending legal disputes. It also rejected buyers’ requests to develop the site themselves, advising them to pursue encroachment complaints through the appropriate legal channels....
Telangana RERA has directed BVR Infra Developers to refund ₹10.95 lakh with 10.7% annual interest to two buyers who purchased a plot in the unregistered SV Golden City-III project in Kadthal, Rangareddy district. The buyers, M. Sheela and Padma Sreeramulu, paid the full amount but received neither possession nor a registered sale deed. The authority clarified that tentative layout approval does not replace mandatory RERA registration. The developer must complete the refund within 30 days of receiving the order. TG RERA has also directed the initiation of penalty proceedings for marketing and selling plots without registration....
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) has extended the deadline for submitting Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, to October 21, 2026. Under the revised procedure, developers must submit digitally signed certificates along with their reports. The architect must sign REG-1, the engineer REG-2, and the chartered accountant REG-3 using valid Digital Signature Certificates (DSCs). The extension provides stakeholders additional time to adapt to the new digital filing system. UP RERA has also advised homebuyers to make payments only into their project's designated collection account and verify bank details through the official portal....
UP RERA has approved 11 real estate projects across five districts of Uttar Pradesh, involving investments of around ₹2,086 crore. The projects are expected to develop 1,873 residential and commercial units. Gautam Buddh Nagar accounts for the largest share, with two residential projects attracting ₹1,800 crore and covering nearly 1,398 units. Lucknow follows with five projects, including residential and commercial developments. Projects have also been approved in Ghaziabad, Barabanki and Moradabad. The approvals are expected to support planned real estate growth, increase economic activity and generate employment. The move reflects UP RERA’s continued focus on transparent and accountable development....
The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA) has rejected claims filed by buyers of Tata Primanti in Gurugram. The homebuyers sought compensation for alleged delays, refunds related to maintenance and electricity, payment for pending amenities, and relief over structural concerns. HRERA noted that the project had received its Occupation Certificate in June 2017, while the buyers were allotted their units later. The Authority also observed that the conveyance deed was executed in September 2022 without any recorded objection or reservation. Based on these circumstances, HRERA declined the buyers’ monetary claims, highlighting the significance of timely objections and reservations during property documentation....
Haryana RERA has directed Agrante Realty to pay 10.8% annual interest to two allottees over a delay in handing over apartments in the Kavyam project. The developer missed the promised possession deadline of August 2023, resulting in a delay of around three years. The authority held the promoter responsible for compensating the buyers for the delayed possession period. The order reinforces the contractual rights of homebuyers when developers fail to meet committed delivery timelines. The case highlights the financial consequences developers may face under RERA for prolonged possession delays....
The Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA) has approved a 200-acre multimodal logistics park at Tappal-Bajna and moved ahead with plans for an 8,000-hectare industrial node south of Noida International Airport. Land for the logistics park will be offered to eligible investors through e-auction. YEIDA is also appointing a consultant to prepare the industrial node’s master plan. The projects are aimed at expanding industrial activity, employment and modern supply-chain infrastructure around the airport region. The authority also approved a corpus-fund mechanism to support long-term maintenance of roads, drainage, water supply and other civic infrastructure....
Haryana RERA has upheld the right of a fully paid property buyer to transfer or sell the property, even when the promoter delays execution of the conveyance deed. The case involved a commercial shop in Sector 37C, Gurugram, where the buyer had paid over ₹27 lakh and taken possession. The authority held that a promoter’s delay in completing conveyance formalities cannot effectively prevent an owner from transferring the property. HRERA also directed the developer to pay 11% annual interest on ₹27.05 lakh, along with ₹1 lakh for mental harassment and ₹50,000 towards litigation expenses....
Goa RERA has approached the North Goa Principal District and Sessions Court to enforce its order directing Hrija Construction to complete a stalled housing project and hand over flats to buyers. The authority had imposed a ₹15 lakh penalty on the developer in 2020 for failing to register the project and meet possession commitments. Although completion was ordered by April 30, 2020, the project remains unfinished. Earlier execution proceedings were closed because the building lacked a Completion Certificate and final Occupancy Certificate. Goa RERA has now proposed appointing an independent agency to complete construction at the developer’s expense....
UP-RERA has paid ₹73.84 lakh in interest to around 430 complainants where funds recovered through Recovery Certificates (RCs) remained in bank accounts before being disbursed. The total interest paid stands at ₹73,84,269.03. Recovery amounts collected from builders through the Revenue Department are kept in designated bank accounts until payment to eligible complainants. In some cases, disbursement was delayed because required documents, including affidavits, were not submitted. UP-RERA has decided to pass the bank interest earned during this intervening period to eligible complainants, calculated for the actual period the funds remained pending....
The Madras High Court has clarified that the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) is not the forum to adjudicate disputes over property title. The court observed that title-related disputes must be determined by competent civil courts. The matter involved a challenge to TNRERA registration of a property in Tambaram. The court declined to set aside the registration, noting the project's construction progress. The ruling clarifies the distinction between RERA's regulatory functions and the civil court's jurisdiction over ownership and title disputes....
The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (MahaREAT) has directed the promoters of RA Residences in Dadar East, Mumbai, to pay a penalty equivalent to 2% of the project cost. The tribunal also ordered execution of a conveyance deed in favour of the housing society for the residential building, common areas and amenities based on the 2017 sanctioned plan. Sale proceeds from commercial units developed using additional FSI/TDR beyond the original plan must be apportioned among eligible allottees. The promoters were further directed to hand over 64 remaining guest-parking spaces. MahaREAT stressed that substantial changes to an approved plan require prior informed consent from allottees...
Uttar Pradesh RERA has introduced a digital filing process for professional certificates submitted with Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) as part of the transition to the UP RERA 2.0 portal. Under the revised system, REG-1 (Architect), REG-2 (Engineer) and REG-3 (Chartered Accountant) will be submitted as structured digital forms instead of scanned PDFs. The certificates must be filed sequentially and authenticated through the respective professional’s Digital Signature Certificate (DSC). Key project details will be auto-filled, while figures must remain consistent with previous-quarter filings. Once all three certificates are submitted, the system will complete the QPR filing process. ...
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