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Haryana RERA-Panchkula chairman Parneet S. Sachdev said the next phase of RERA should focus on technology-driven, predictive monitoring rather than resolving complaints only after projects face problems. He said AI, data analytics, drones, smart monitoring and real-time project information could help identify warning signs 8–10 months before a project gets into serious trouble. Sachdev also highlighted improvements at Haryana RERA-Panchkula, including faster project registrations and a target to resolve most cases within 60 days by March next year. He said the regulator’s objective is practical relief—ensuring homebuyers either receive their homes or recover their money. ...
Delhi RERA member Devesh Singh said effective regulation should strengthen trust among homebuyers, developers and investors rather than become a barrier to business. Speaking at an ASSOCHAM real estate conference, he highlighted RERA’s role in improving transparency, accountability and investor confidence. He said mandatory project registration and disclosures help buyers assess land titles, approvals, plans and other key details. Singh also pointed to the 70% escrow requirement, which restricts the use of collected funds to land and construction costs. He stressed that RERA is not anti-developer and can provide credibility, financing support and greater market confidence to compliant developers. ...
The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (MahaREAT) has ordered the demolition of an additional wing constructed at the Parshvadhara housing project in Ambernath, Thane. The tribunal found that the additional structure was introduced through a revised plan without obtaining the required prior informed consent of homebuyers. It held that a later planning approval could not override the rights and disclosures made to existing purchasers. The promoters were also directed to restore affected open spaces and amenities, execute conveyance of the project land and complete other pending obligations. A ₹10 lakh penalty was imposed for violations under RERA and MOFA. ...
Fraudulent property advertisements on social media are exposing a major gap in consumer protection under RERA in Odisha. A software professional nearly lost ₹1 lakh after responding to a suspicious plot advertisement, while another buyer paid ₹50,000 as an advance before discovering that the land details were inaccurate. Since many online advertisers are neither registered promoters nor authorised agents, affected buyers may have limited access to RERA remedies and may need to approach police, cybercrime authorities or civil courts. Experts have urged buyers to verify RERA registration, promoter details and land approvals before making any payment....
Pune district has 186 pending MahaRERA recovery warrants involving ₹146.5 crore, prompting District Collector Jitendra Dudi to direct revenue officials to clear all outstanding cases by April-end. The pending warrants are part of 304 cases worth ₹248.77 crore; authorities have already executed 118 warrants involving ₹102.17 crore between April 2025 and January 2026. Officials have been instructed to take coercive action against defaulting developers, including property attachment and public auctions, to recover homebuyers’ money. The district administration will also publish recovery data online to improve transparency....
Haryana RERA has directed Ocus Skyscrapers Realty to pay 10.8% annual interest to a homebuyer for delayed possession of a commercial unit in its Ocus 24K project in Sector 68, Gurugram. Under the December 2013 buyer agreement, possession was due by December 16, 2018, while the occupation certificate was granted in July 2019 and possession offered shortly afterward. The authority ordered interest on the amount paid from the contractual due date through September 18, 2019. The developer must also execute the conveyance deed within three months and clear the interest arrears within 90 days....
UP-RERA has introduced mandatory digital submission of quarterly certificates by architects, engineers and chartered accountants from the quarter ending September 30, 2026. The professionals will submit digitally signed certificates directly through the UP-RERA portal, after which promoters can upload their Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs). The move aims to improve the accuracy, transparency and reliability of project progress data. The digitally certified information will also support the upcoming UP-RERA 2.0 portal. Two help desks in Lucknow and Greater Noida will assist promoters and professionals during the transition. ...
Haryana RERA has directed Identity Buildtech Pvt Ltd to pay 10.8% annual interest to a UK-based couple over delayed possession of their flat in Gurugram. The buyers had invested more than ₹48 lakh, with additional payments made later, but construction showed little progress and no occupation certificate or possession offer was available. The authority rejected the developer’s argument that the complaint was time-barred, noting that the project remains ongoing under RERA. Identity Buildtech must clear accumulated interest within 90 days, followed by monthly payments. The order reinforces homebuyers’ rights against prolonged possession delays. ...
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...
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