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The Haryana RERA Gurugram bench has successfully cleared all pending cases filed up to 2024, marking a major step in improving dispute resolution. Thousands of complaints, including long-pending matters from previous years, have now been resolved. The authority handled a large volume of cases in 2025, providing relief to homebuyers through refunds, compensation, and timely decisions. This achievement reflects increased efficiency and faster processing of real estate disputes. With the backlog eliminated, the focus will now be on handling fresh cases filed from 2025 onwards, ensuring quicker justice and strengthening trust among homebuyers and developers....
The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GujRERA) has imposed penalties totaling around ₹3.5 crore on multiple builders for violating RERA bank account norms. The action was taken in several suo motu cases where developers failed to deposit the mandatory 70% of buyer funds into dedicated project accounts or made unauthorized withdrawals. These rules are meant to ensure that funds are used only for construction and land costs. The authority’s move highlights strict enforcement to prevent fund diversion, increase transparency, and safeguard homebuyers’ interests. More developers may face action as regulatory monitoring continues to tighten....
Haryana RERA has directed Sunrays Heights to hand over flats to homebuyers and pay around 11% annual interest for a delay of nearly five years. The case involved an affordable housing project in Gurugram where buyers had already made payments but did not receive possession within the promised timeline. The authority rejected the developer’s reasons for delay and held it accountable under RERA provisions. It ruled that buyers are entitled to compensation for every month of delay until possession is given. The decision strengthens homebuyer rights and reinforces strict action against developers failing to meet delivery commitments. ...
Haryana RERA has instructed BPTP Limited to refund ₹18.12 lakh to a homebuyer along with interest, citing delay in project delivery. The buyer had booked a property but did not receive possession within the promised timeframe. The developer had cancelled the allotment due to alleged non-payment, but the authority ruled that the delay and failure to refund made the builder liable. It also dismissed the argument that the complaint was time-barred, calling it an ongoing issue. The order highlights that builders must fulfill commitments and protects homebuyers from unfair practices in the real estate sector....
MahaRERA has approved over 1,060 housing projects across Maharashtra, indicating strong momentum in the real estate sector. A significant portion of these are newly registered developments, while others received timeline extensions or minor revisions. The approvals come as housing demand continues to grow, especially in key regions like Mumbai Metropolitan Region and Pune. Officials ensured that all projects met regulatory requirements, including financial and technical compliance. This rise in project clearances is expected to boost market activity, improve transparency, and strengthen confidence among homebuyers looking for secure and well-regulated property investments in the state....
Haryana RERA has dismissed a developer’s plea seeking recovery of pending instalments and additional compensation from homebuyers. The authority clarified that the builder-buyer agreement already outlines penalties, such as interest on delayed payments, and no extra relief can be claimed beyond those terms. It stressed that RERA cannot be used to extend contractual rights or impose additional liabilities on buyers. The case involved a developer attempting to recover dues along with damages, which the authority found unjustified. As a result, the complaint was rejected, and both parties were directed to bear their own legal expenses without any further relief granted....
Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority has directed Imperia Structures Ltd. to pay nearly ₹55 lakh to homebuyers for delays in handing over a flat. The buyers had booked the property years ago and paid most of the amount, but possession was not given on time. The authority also granted compensation for mental distress and legal expenses. It held the developer responsible for financial losses suffered due to the delay. The decision reinforces accountability among builders and ensures stronger protection of homebuyers’ rights under real estate regulations....
Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority has announced that developers must submit their Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) between April 1 and April 15, 2026. These reports provide updates on construction progress, approvals, and project status to maintain transparency for homebuyers. The authority has warned that failure to submit the required details within the given timeframe will attract strict action, including penalties under RERA rules. This step is aimed at improving compliance among builders and ensuring that buyers receive timely and accurate information about ongoing real estate projects....
Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority has directed a builder to compensate homebuyers for a delay of nearly five years in handing over flats. The authority ordered the developer to provide possession and pay 11% annual interest for the delayed period. Buyers had already paid a significant portion of the property cost but did not receive their homes on time. RERA dismissed the builder’s justifications and held them accountable under existing regulations. The ruling reinforces strict compliance with project timelines and protects homebuyers from prolonged delays in real estate projects....
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has fined three real estate projects ₹5 lakh each for violating rules by marketing and selling properties without proper registration. Despite prior notices from the authority, the developers failed to comply with legal requirements. One of the projects had already sold units without approval. UP-RERA took strict action to enforce transparency and ensure that buyers are protected from unauthorized developments. This step reinforces the importance of mandatory registration under real estate laws and warns developers against bypassing regulations....
The Gujarat government plans to connect RERA-registered real estate projects with the PM Gati Shakti platform to improve tracking and coordination. This integration will allow officials to access detailed maps and infrastructure data, helping them review project locations and approvals more efficiently. It will also enable better alignment between real estate developments and existing infrastructure like roads and utilities. The move aims to reduce delays, improve transparency, and support more effective urban planning across the state....
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) achieved a significant milestone by resolving more homebuyer complaints than it received in a year. This reflects improved efficiency through faster hearings and focus on clearing pending cases. Despite this progress, a large number of complaints still remain unresolved, raising concerns about backlog management. The authority’s performance shows better support for homebuyers, but also highlights the need for continued efforts to handle pending cases and ensure timely justice in the real estate sector....
The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority directed a builder to pay ₹21 lakh compensation to a homebuyer for delayed possession. The buyer had booked the flat years ago, but the project was not delivered on time.The authority awarded compensation for financial loss, mental stress, and legal costs. It also stated that buyers can claim additional compensation even after opting for a refund. This decision strengthens consumer rights and holds builders accountable for project delays, ensuring better protection for homebuyers under real estate laws...
The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority has imposed a penalty of ₹4.7 crore on Bharathi Builders Pvt Ltd for conducting pre-launch sales without registering the project under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The builder reportedly collected money from homebuyers before obtaining mandatory approval for the project in Hyderabad. RERA ruled that such actions violate the law and ordered the developer to return the collected funds with applicable interest. The authority also advised buyers to verify a project’s RERA registration before making any property investment...
The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority rejected several complaints filed by homebuyers, stating that the matters did not fall within its jurisdiction under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. In some cases, disputes were related to resale transactions between private parties, which RERA cannot adjudicate. In another case, a buyer seeking additional compensation for project delays was denied relief because the authority had already granted delay interest earlier. HRERA clarified that buyers who continue with a project are generally eligible only for interest on delayed possession rather than separate compensation, unless specific legal grounds exist....
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