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Real Estate Regulation Act

The **Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act** establishes a regulatory framework for real estate sector, ensuring transparency and protecting homebuyers' interests.

Steps to Apply

  1. 1Register real estate project with RERA
  2. 2Submit required documentation
  3. 3Comply with RERA guidelines
  4. 4Update project status regularly
  5. 5Address buyer grievances

Eligibility

  • All real estate projects > 500 sq meters
  • Projects with more than 8 apartments
  • Real estate agents
  • Property buyers

Benefits

  • Transparent real estate transactions
  • Protection of buyer interests
  • Standardized project documentation
  • Timely project completion
  • Grievance redressal mechanism

Requirements

  • Project registration documents
  • Land title documents
  • Project plans and specifications
  • Financial details
  • Construction timeline

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RERA registration mandatory?
Yes, registration is mandatory for all real estate projects above 500 sq meters or with more than 8 apartments.
How can buyers verify RERA compliance?
Buyers can check project registration details on the RERA portal of their respective state.

Disclaimer

The information provided here is based on publicly available resources. We strive to keep it up to date, but it is always advisable to consult official documentation or contact the relevant authorities to verify the details before making any decisions or taking action.

We are not liable for any discrepancies, damages, or consequences that may arise from the use of this information. Additionally, we do not take responsibility for any SMSD (Short Message Service Delivery) issues or related concerns that may arise from our services.

More About This Scheme

RERA has brought significant reforms in the real estate sector by ensuring transparency, accountability, and protecting the interests of homebuyers.

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