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The Maharashtra government is planning to link the property registration system with the MahaRERA portal to curb fraudulent transactions. Once integrated, sub-registrars will be able to instantly verify RERA registration details before approving any property deal. This step is expected to block sales of unregistered or duplicate projects, protecting homebuyers from financial risks and legal disputes. Real estate associations, including NAREDCO, have been pushing for this move to bring more transparency. Initially, the system will share project data, later advancing to real-time verification of ownership and approvals. ...
Haryana RERA has directed Agrante Realty to compensate buyers of its “Kavyam” affordable housing project in Sector 108, Gurugram, for delays in handing over flats. The project was to be delivered by February 2024, but despite buyers paying almost the entire cost, possession has not been given. The regulator rejected the builder’s claims of COVID-19 and construction bans as excuses for the delay. HRERA ordered Agrante to pay buyers 11.1% annual interest on their payments until possession and ensure all promised amenities are completed, while prohibiting additional charges beyond the signed agreements. ...
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) has launched a weekly initiative called RERA Samvaad to directly address homebuyers’ concerns. Under this program, officials will interact with complainants every week, review pending issues, and provide quick resolutions. The move is aimed at improving transparency, speeding up dispute redressal, and building confidence among property buyers. UP RERA stated that this platform will help bridge communication gaps between homebuyers, developers, and the regulator while ensuring grievances are resolved efficiently. ...
The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) has suspended the Jai Vasavis Bliss Heights project by R Homes Infra at Ghatkesar after finding serious violations. Authorities reported that the promoter executed buyer agreements before obtaining mandatory RERA registration, did not submit financial and construction progress updates, and showed negligible site activity even two years after launch. On August 21, TGRERA ordered a freeze on project bank accounts, halted all sales, and barred registrations. The project’s abeyance status will be published on the regulator’s website, with possible penalties if the builder fails to comply. ...
The Himachal Pradesh High Court is examining a petition challenging the June 25 appointment of ex-chief secretary R.D. Dhiman as HP RERA chairperson. The plea, filed by former RERA member Rajeev Verma, alleges violations of the 2017 RERA rules, stating the selection committee ranked him first while Dhiman was second. The court has sought the state government’s response and clarified that Dhiman’s appointment will remain provisional until the matter is decided. The case will be heard again on September 15. ...
The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GujRERA) has asked the Urban Development Department to intervene in the stalled World Trade Centre project at GIFT City, Gandhinagar. Work on two of the four towers remains incomplete after the project promoter was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a real estate fraud case. The GIFT City authority has already cancelled the development agreement for the unfinished towers. GujRERA is considering options, including allowing the allottees’ association to complete the project under RERA rules or appointing a new developer to finish construction. ...
The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-RERA) has ordered Ocean Seven Buildtech to compensate homebuyers of OSB Expressway Towers in Gurugram’s Sector 109 with 11.10% annual interest for delays of nearly eight years. The compensation will be calculated from May 2022 until possession is handed over. The developer’s reasons, including NGT restrictions, COVID-19, and account freezes, were rejected. H-RERA further prohibited the builder from levying extra charges like labour cess or additional taxes. Buyers must clear dues within 60 days, while the builder has 90 days to settle compensation. ...
The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) has frozen the bank accounts of Sanchaya Land and Estate Pvt Ltd after multiple complaints from homebuyers. Buyers alleged delays and irregularities in project execution, prompting the authority to step in. By freezing assets, K-RERA aims to secure funds and prevent misuse while ensuring buyers’ interests are protected. The order restricts the developer from withdrawing or diverting money until further directions. This move highlights RERA’s increasing vigilance in safeguarding consumer rights and holding errant builders accountable in the state’s real estate sector. ...
Goa RERA has tightened norms to stop deceptive real estate advertising. Builders can no longer use vague terms like “11+ amenities” or misleading disclaimers such as “conditions apply.” Every ad must clearly display the project’s RERA registration number on the top right corner and mention the exact location as approved in plans. Claims about travel time are also barred to prevent buyers from being misled. The new rules cover print, digital, and online platforms, ensuring greater transparency and accountability from developers while safeguarding consumer rights in the property market. ...
The Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has directed a Bengaluru-based developer to refund homebuyers along with interest after a nine-year delay in delivering flats. The project, launched in 2012, faced repeated extensions but remained incomplete, leaving buyers in distress. The tribunal upheld the state RERA’s earlier order, stressing that developers cannot indefinitely hold buyers’ money without fulfilling commitments. It instructed the builder to return the invested amount with applicable interest, reinforcing RERA’s role in safeguarding consumer rights and ensuring accountability in long-delayed real estate projects. ...
MahaRERA has issued recovery warrants worth Rs 90 crore against Honest Shelters Pvt Ltd, the developer of the stalled luxury project Palais Royale in Mumbai. The action follows multiple complaints from homebuyers who alleged delays and non-compliance. The authority directed district collectors to recover the amount as arrears of land revenue to ensure buyers get relief. The landmark move highlights MahaRERA’s firm stance on enforcing accountability in high-value projects and protecting consumer interests, especially in long-pending disputes involving premium developments. ...
Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TS-RERA) has imposed a penalty of Rs 27 lakh on Googee Properties Pvt Ltd for selling plots illegally in Ibrahimpatnam without registering the project under RERA. The developer marketed and sold the venture in violation of RERA norms, misleading buyers. TS-RERA directed the company to immediately stop further sales and register the project before proceeding. This action reinforces RERA’s commitment to protecting homebuyers and ensuring transparency in real estate transactions, while warning developers against bypassing mandatory registration requirements. ...
Kerala Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) has, for the first time, empowered an apartment owners’ association to take control of an incomplete housing project. The case involved MIR Cintra at Angamaly, where the builder failed to finish work despite collecting over Rs 15 crore. K-RERA allowed the association of around 50 buyers to act as the new promoter, complete the construction, and sign a fresh joint venture with landowners, cancelling the old one. This landmark order sets a precedent for stalled projects, giving homebuyers collective authority to revive developments when builders default. ...
Haryana RERA has directed Real Heights Developers, Panipat, to refund Rs 10 lakh to homebuyer Jasvir Singh along with Rs 7.73 lakh interest at 10.9% annually. The builder had accepted the amount in cash for a flat in the ‘Harmony Homes’ project, violating the Rs 2 lakh cash transaction limit. Despite denying the claim and alleging forgery, the developer failed to justify the payment. RERA also referred the case to the Income Tax Department, marking strict action against unaccounted cash dealings in real estate and reinforcing transparency in property transactions. ...
Karnataka RERA has ruled that in joint development projects, both builders and landowners are equally responsible for providing civic amenities promised to homebuyers. The order came in a Bengaluru case where amenities like a swimming pool and club house were not completed. The authority directed that such obligations remain even if the landowner’s role was limited to providing land. This ensures accountability for delays or lapses, protecting buyers’ interests and preventing disputes where builders and landowners shift blame for incomplete facilities. ...
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