RERA

Buying a home in India is a major milestone, but the payment process can often be confusing and fraught with hidden risks. Many first-time buyers find themselves torn among the options offered by developers, wondering which path leads to the keys to their dream home and which leads to a f

Thousands of homebuyers across India face a nightmare when an under construction project stalls after years of consistent payments. Statistics indicate that over 4 lakh housing units are currently stuck due to delayed timelines or developers' insolvency, leaving families in financial ruin

Buying property in India often involves delays, a lack of transparency, and legal risks such as hidden charges and builder insolvency. These issues spurred calls for regulations, leading to the 2016 Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act. RERA introduced transparency, compliance rul

Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA) was introduced in 2016 in India to ensure transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. The act governs various aspects of real estate development, including redevelopment of properties.

Until 2016, India's real estate sector was unregulated and builders or promoters used to dupe homebuyers. This problem was resolved after introducing the RERA Act in 2016, which required builders and developers to register themselves and submit the details of the Project to RERA. To ensur

The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority, also known as RERA Gujarat, ensures transparency and accountability in property transactions in Gujarat. It was established in 2017, after the Real Estate Act of 2016. This was done to safeguard buyers' interests, regulate developers, and prev

Like other Real Estate Regulatory Authority boards in India, RERA Gurugram, also known as HRERA Gurugram, was established to protect home buyers and investors. It was established in 2017, after the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The primary goal of this body is to ens