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Recent GST raids have uncovered that several land developers in Punjab, especially in Mohali and New Chandigarh, are circumventing Punjab Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) regulations. These developers have been selling plots and shop-cum-offices through pre-launch offers, 'land pooling' agreements without actual land, and the Expression of Interest (EoI) model to secure early investments from buyers at discounted rates, even before obtaining necessary approvals. Such practices are unlawful and have led to significant GST evasion, as these projects were not registered under Punjab RERA. The regulatory body has announced strict penalties for violators to safeguard buyers' interests. ...
The West Bengal Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has intervened to prevent Yes Bank from seizing flats in New Alipore, Kolkata, due to a default by the developer on loan payments. The ruling was made in favor of homebuyers, asserting that their rights take precedence over financial institutions' claims. This decision highlights the tribunal's stance on safeguarding consumers in the real estate sector, particularly in cases involving developer defaults.This judgment is considered a landmark, setting a precedent for protecting homebuyers' interests against banking institutions' recovery proceedings in real estate projects. ...
The Odisha government has allowed the registration of apartments completed before RERA's implementation on February 25, 2017. This move addresses challenges faced by homeowners unable to register sale or transfer deeds due to ambiguities in the Odisha Apartment (Ownership and Management) Act 2023. The Housing and Urban Development department has issued a notification, ensuring that registration authorities cannot deny registrations for pre-RERA apartments. This decision is expected to revive the real estate market and provide relief to homebuyers. However, experts seek clarity on defining completed projects and the status of those without occupancy certificates. ...
In 2024, Uttar Pradesh RERA registered over 250 real estate projects, reflecting a rise in regulatory compliance. About 65% of these projects are from non-NCR districts like Mathura, Ayodhya, and Varanasi, while 35% are from NCR areas such as Noida and Ghaziabad. UP-RERA now oversees 3,756 registered projects, with 1,207 completed. This growth highlights increasing transparency and investor confidence in the state’s real estate sector. The surge in registrations, especially in non-NCR regions, signals expanding development beyond traditional hubs, contributing to structured urbanization and real estate growth across Uttar Pradesh. ...
Dr. Shrikant Baldi, the former Chairman of the Himachal Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HPRERA), is facing allegations of misusing funds during his tenure. The specific details of the allegations have not been publicly disclosed. Dr. Baldi, a retired IAS officer, was appointed as the Chairman of HPRERA in October 2019.In a related development, the Union Finance Ministry has directed public sector banks to ensure strict compliance with RERA provisions to prevent the misappropriation of funds by developers. This move aims to safeguard homebuyers' interests and maintain transparency in real estate transactions. ...
Karnataka RERA has issued recovery orders totaling ?758.85 crore against builders for violations, but only ?91 crore (around 12%) has been recovered. The slow recovery is due to an overburdened district administration and the lack of a dedicated recovery officer in K-RERA. Experts suggest appointing a special revenue recovery officer to speed up the process. K-RERA is considering structural changes to improve enforcement and ensure homebuyers receive their dues. ...
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) has issued a warning to builders about using misleading advertisements for their projects. The notice emphasizes compliance with Section 11 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, which requires accurate information in promotional materials.Builders must ensure that all project advertisements include the RERA registration number and do not make false claims. The authority aims to protect buyers from deceptive marketing practices and ensure transparency in real estate dealings. ...
Builders in Karnataka owe ?666.97 crore in penalties under RERA for violations such as project delays and unresolved buyer complaints. Despite repeated notices, many developers have failed to pay the dues, frustrating homebuyers and prompting authorities to consider stricter enforcement measures to ensure compliance and safeguard consumer interests. ...
Delhi RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) is set to introduce a new set of guidelines aimed at improving the real estate sector in Delhi. These guidelines will focus on enhancing transparency, addressing delays in project completion, and ensuring better protection for homebuyers. The new measures are expected to streamline processes and strengthen regulatory oversight to create a more robust and consumer-friendly real estate environment. The Delhi RERA chairman emphasized that these guidelines will be issued soon, with a focus on addressing existing concerns in the sector. ...
Maharashtra’s Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has announced a new rule limiting the tenure of appointees to Self-Regulatory Organizations (SROs) to two years. The decision is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the real estate sector’s regulatory framework and improve governance within industry bodies. SROs play a critical role in ensuring compliance with RERA’s guidelines and addressing grievances, but the move seeks to prevent stagnation within these organizations. By enforcing a two-year limit, RERA aims to bring in fresh leadership and ideas, fostering a dynamic environment that can better serve the interests of consumers and developers alike. This change is expected to improve transparency, efficiency, and accountability in the real estate market. The rule reflects RERA’s commitment to ensuring that industry bodies remain effective and responsive to evolving challenges in the real estate sector. ...
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) has imposed a penalty of Rs. 14.41 crore on Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd. for violating provisions of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The violations pertain to the delay in possession of flats to buyers and failure to deliver apartments within the stipulated time frame as per the agreement. The penalty includes compensation to homebuyers and will be deducted from the company’s ongoing projects in accordance with RERA's guidelines. The company has been ordered to refund amounts to the affected buyers and pay the penalty to the authority. ...
Maharashtra RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) has frozen the bank accounts of over 1,950 stalled real estate projects in the state. This decisive action aims to ensure developers use the funds for completing delayed or abandoned projects, thus protecting homebuyers' interests. Many of these projects, both residential and commercial, have been facing significant delays, leaving homebuyers in uncertainty.RERA’s freeze is intended to prevent developers from misusing funds meant for project completion. By holding developers accountable, RERA hopes to expedite the construction process and ensure the timely delivery of properties to homebuyers. This move is a direct response to growing concerns over stalled projects in the state, which have affected thousands of buyers.Developers are now required to use the frozen funds specifically for completing these projects, with RERA warning of further actions if developers fail to meet their obligations. The initiative aims to enhance transparency and protect consumers in the real estate sector. ...
The Bombay High Court has ruled that disputes arising under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) are not arbitrable, meaning they cannot be resolved through arbitration. The court emphasized that RERA provides a specialized mechanism for resolving real estate disputes, and these matters should be handled by the authorities designated under the Act to ensure proper enforcement and protection of homebuyers' rights. This judgment reinforces the intent of RERA to provide a dedicated framework for addressing real estate grievances efficiently. ...
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has updated the eligibility criteria for forming Self-Regulatory Organizations (SROs) to enhance compliance among property developers. Previously, a minimum of 500 projects was required to establish an SRO; this threshold has now been reduced to 200 projects for areas outside the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).This adjustment aims to provide developers with better access to regulatory guidance, ensuring stricter adherence to real estate regulations and facilitating smoother project processes. SROs play a crucial role in assisting developers by offering guidance and ensuring compliance with mandated regulations. Currently, MahaRERA recognizes seven SROs, including NAREDCO West Foundation, CREDAI-MCHI, CREDAI Maharashtra, Builders Association of India, Marathi Bandhkam Vyavsayik Association, Brihanmumbai Developer Association, and CREDAI-Pune Metro.By lowering the project threshold, MahaRERA anticipates that more organizations will seek recognition as SROs, leading to increased compliance and higher standards within the real estate industry. This initiative is expected to encourage a greater number of developers to adhere to regulatory requirements, thereby enhancing overall industry compliance standards. ...
Ghaziabad has achieved a 77% realization rate of recovery certificates (RCs) issued by the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA), marking the lowest pendency rate in the state at 23%. The city has executed 699 RCs worth ?204.47 crore, with 365 RCs valued at ?94.31 crore still pending. In comparison, Gautam Buddh Nagar (GB Nagar) leads in the total value recovered with 1,226 RCs worth ?405.03 crore but faces a higher pendency rate of 72%, with 4,071 RCs worth ?1,512.9 crore unresolved. Officials credit Ghaziabad's success to effective coordination between UP-RERA and district authorities, though challenges like developers having addresses outside the district persist. Efforts are ongoing to further reduce pendency and enhance compliance. This progress underscores a commitment to safeguarding homebuyers' interests and improving the enforcement of real estate regulations in Uttar Pradesh. ...
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