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Karnataka is preparing a common digital system to speed up recovery of dues ordered by RERA. The platform will integrate government databases to trace properties, vehicles and other assets linked to defaulting builders and their directors, helping authorities initiate attachment proceedings faster. As of August 10, 2,556 Revenue Recovery Certificates (RRCs) worth ₹1,214.3 crore had been issued, but only ₹123.8 crore had been recovered. This leaves ₹1,090.5 crore pending across 2,227 RRCs. K-RERA has also introduced a time-bound recovery SOP, allowing unpaid interest, penalties and compensation to be recovered as land-revenue arrears....
The Maharashtra government has issued comprehensive guidelines to speed up recovery of outstanding real estate dues, with special priority given to recovery warrants issued in MahaRERA cases. The revised framework empowers revenue officials to trace, attach and, where required, auction properties of defaulting developers. It also introduces defined timelines and greater coordination among revenue authorities to improve enforcement. The move is aimed at ensuring faster execution of MahaRERA orders and helping homebuyers recover compensation, interest and other dues. The new mechanism is expected to strengthen accountability among developers and make the recovery process more efficient and time-bound....
Haryana RERA has directed Ansal Phalak Infrastructure to pay homebuyers 10.8% annual interest for delayed possession of a flat in its Esencia project, Gurugram. The buyers had booked the 1,572 sq ft unit in 2012, with possession due by February 21, 2016. However, more than a decade later, possession has still not been offered and the project lacks an occupation certificate. The authority ordered interest from the original possession deadline until a valid possession offer, with arrears to be cleared within 90 days. The developer must also offer possession within 30 days of obtaining the occupation certificate. ...
Telangana RERA has ordered the refund of the entire amount paid by 12 homebuyers of Bharathi’s Lake View Apartments in Kompally, along with 10.7% annual interest. The project failed to commence construction despite collecting payments from buyers in 2021. The Authority directed the builder, its partners and subsequent parties involved in the project to jointly and severally refund the money within 60 days. Interest will be calculated from the date of each payment until the actual refund. Buyers had alleged that the project lacked required approvals and RERA registration and that construction never began. ...
Haryana RERA’s Panchkula bench has ordered three months’ civil imprisonment for Jagat Chandra, a working director of Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Ltd., over alleged non-compliance with an authority order. The action followed Chandra’s failure to appear before the authority despite repeated opportunities, including a final opportunity considering his age and health. HRERA noted that a ₹5,000 cost previously imposed also remained unpaid. The authority exercised its civil-court powers under Section 40 of the RERA Act and Rule 27 of the HRERA Rules. An arrest warrant will be issued after the required subsistence allowance is deposited. The imprisonment will begin from the date of arrest....
Haryana RERA has directed Pyramid Infratech to compensate homebuyers for delays in handing over flats by paying interest at the prescribed rate of 10.8% per annum. The order reinforces buyers’ entitlement to compensation when developers fail to deliver possession within the agreed timeline. The authority’s decision highlights the financial consequences of delayed possession under the RERA framework. The prescribed interest rate is linked to the applicable SBI lending benchmark plus the regulatory margin, ensuring a standardised approach to delay compensation. The ruling strengthens homebuyer protection and reminds developers that possession commitments must be met within the promised timeframe. ...
The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has directed a promoter to refund ₹42 lakh along with applicable interest to two homebuyers who had invested in an unregistered plot project. The authority’s order highlights the importance of registering eligible real estate projects under RERA and protecting buyers from unregulated developments. The case reinforces that homebuyers should verify a project’s RERA registration before making financial commitments. The decision also strengthens accountability among developers and promoters involved in property transactions. The order serves as a reminder for buyers to conduct proper due diligence and check regulatory approvals before purchasing plots or other real estate assets...
Bihar RERA has launched a focused drive to speed up the recovery of pending payments from builders who have failed to comply with its orders. The authority is strengthening enforcement to ensure affected homebuyers receive their dues without unnecessary delays. In recent cases, significant amounts were recovered from defaulting developers, bringing financial relief to buyers. Bihar RERA has also empowered senior officials to act as Certificate Officers for faster recovery proceedings. The initiative aims to improve compliance with RERA orders, hold errant builders accountable, and provide homebuyers with a more effective mechanism for recovering money owed to them....
The National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) has approached the Supreme Court seeking exemption from certain RERA provisions to facilitate the completion of 16 stalled Supertech housing projects. The plea follows the NCLAT’s refusal to grant such relief, stating that it lacked authority to exempt statutory RERA requirements. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear NBCC’s plea and sought responses from the Centre and former Supertech director Ram Kishor Arora. The 16 projects cover nearly 49,748 homes across Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Haryana and Karnataka, with around 27,000 homebuyers awaiting possession. The matter is scheduled for hearing on September 24, 2026. ...
Telangana RERA has a significant backlog of unresolved complaints, with 1,076 cases pending out of 2,920 complaints filed since the authority’s inception in 2017. The latest figures show that nearly 40% of complaints remain unresolved, despite Telangana being one of India’s major real estate markets with more than 11,000 registered projects. Common grievances include delayed project completion and possession, refund demands, incomplete projects, missing promised amenities and structural issues. Officials noted that multiple buyers may file separate complaints against the same project, meaning some cases could potentially be resolved through a common order. ...
Tamil Nadu RERA has granted a four-month extension to the registration and completion timelines of eligible real estate projects affected by the West Asia situation. The relief covers projects whose original, revised or extended completion date falls on or after February 28, 2026. TNRERA has treated the situation in West Asia as a force majeure event under the RERA framework. The decision follows the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs’ July 31 advisory to state RERAs. Promoters do not need to submit individual applications or pay additional fees to avail the extension. ...
Haryana RERA has granted a four-month extension to eligible real estate projects affected by disruptions linked to the West Asia situation. The decision follows guidance from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, which recognised supply-chain difficulties and shortages of construction materials. The relief applies to registered projects meeting specified eligibility conditions, including those whose completion or extended completion deadline falls on or after February 28, 2026, and projects registered by July 31, 2026. Promoters do not need to file separate applications to receive the extension. The move aims to support timely project completion amid ongoing construction-related challenges....
The Uttar Pradesh government has introduced a four-month One-Time Settlement (OTS) scheme to help property tax defaulters clear long-pending dues. The scheme will run from August 15 to December 15, 2026, across all 762 urban local bodies in the state. Eligible taxpayers can settle outstanding house, water and sewer taxes with relief on interest and surcharge, while the principal amount can be paid in up to three instalments. The initiative is aimed at reducing the financial burden on property owners, improving tax compliance and strengthening the revenue position of municipal bodies for better civic infrastructure and services. ...
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has asked 470 complainants to submit updated bank account details so recovered money from promoters can be transferred to them. The authority said refunds in these cases are pending because required bank documents were not provided. Complainants must submit their correct and active bank details through a notarised affidavit on ₹10 stamp paper. Those from NCR districts should submit the affidavit at UP-RERA’s regional office in Gautam Buddha Nagar, while others must approach the Lucknow office. The refund transfer process will begin after the updated details are received. ...
Maharashtra RERA has granted a four-month extension to the completion and registration timelines of eligible real estate projects, citing force majeure linked to disruptions caused by the ongoing West Asia conflict. The relief applies to registered projects whose completion, revised completion or extended completion dates fall on or after February 28, 2026. Projects registered from August 1, 2026 onward are excluded. The extension will be granted automatically, without developers needing to file separate applications. MahaRERA said the decision follows the Centre’s advisory and aims to address construction delays caused by supply-chain disruptions, material shortages and logistics challenges....
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