India's proptech sector is scaling fast as startups shift to profitable, tech-led models, drawing investor interest and reshaping how real estate is bought, built and managed
With ₹86,588 crore in projects cleared in 2025, Gurugram cements its place as India's hottest real estate hub-spanning premium homes, IT parks and mass housing
Largest-ever project rollout for group; potential to generate ₹10,000 crore revenue
Uttar Pradesh saw a 19% rise in real estate project registrations in 2025, with non-NCR cities driving more balanced growth, UP Rera data showed
Step-by-step guide for homebuyers to lodge complaints under RERA
According to Rera regulations, if a promoter fails to submit three quarterly progress reports, the system automatically initiates a non-compliance process. The project can also be declared lapsed
Homebuyers' body FPCE has demanded that real estate law 'RERA' should be amended to incorporate a mechanism for verifying the track record of builders before granting permission to launch projects for sale. It also sought a new provision in the legislation to ensure compensation to homebuyers if builders fail to meet their promise of providing certain facilities and amenities. The association has also demanded a uniform rule for refund of money in case of cancellation of units by property buyers. Forum For People's Collective Efforts (FPCE) President Abhay Upadhyay has written a letter to Union Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs Manohar Lal, seeking amendments in the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) to give more teeth to regulators for protecting the interest of consumers. Through his letter, Upadhyay, who is also a member of Central Advisory Council, RERA formed by the ministry, has tried to highlight certain critical gaps in the RERA Act, causing ...
Check approvals, track project progress, and verify developer details, now all in one unified Rera portal for hassle-free homebuying.
Knight Frank-Naredco report says Rera has curbed speculation, moderated prices, restored consumer trust and attracted long-term investor inflows into India's housing sector
The Meghalaya government has notified the Real Estate Regulatory Authority to regulate the state's emerging real estate sector and ensure transparency, accountability, and consumer protection, officials said on Saturday. The Authority is being established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Officials said the authority aims to promote fair practices, protect homebuyers' interests, resolve disputes efficiently, and boost investor confidence by streamlining project approvals and enforcing compliance. RERA Meghalaya oversees the registration of real estate projects, promoters, and agents, and ensures adherence to the provisions of the Act and rules framed thereunder. It also includes an adjudication mechanism for timely dispute resolution and regulatory oversight. The Authority functions as an independent statutory body with a full-time chairman and two members. RERA Meghalaya has urged all developers, promoters, and real estate agents operating in the stat
If promoter demands more than 10 per cent without a registered agreement, halt payments and file a complaint with RERA
Court orders and reforms do not compensate for the legislative clarity needed in IBC for sector-specific insolvency processes
You may get a lower price in the secondary market, but you must be prepared for a high upfront payout
Karnataka RERA confirms developer did not fulfill obligations agreed upon at time of sale
Maharashtra leads with highest number of projects registered with RERA, accounting for 40% share, followed by Tamil Nadu 17% share.
Builder-buyer agreements tended to be one-sided. "Delivery schedules frequently stated 36-42 months but were vague about when this period began
Haryana RERA's order in case underscores the legal obligations of real estate companies and homeowners' rights, say legal experts
The IBC has seen successful resolution in 46 per cent of cases admitted in the real estate sector as of June 2024, IBBI data shows
Companies may appeal against directive with RERA Appellate Tribunal, according to expert
Homebuyers' association FPCE has questioned Maharashtra real estate regulator MahaRERA's decision to constitute and be part of a conciliation forum to settle dispute between builders and customers, saying the law does not give such power and the move can lead to possible conflict of interest. Forum for People's Collective Efforts' (FPCE) President Abhay Upadhyay has written a letter on August 19 to Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs Additional Secretary Satinder Pal Singh objecting to the conciliation forum constituted by MahaRERA and its "suspicious functioning". The association has asked the ministry to investigate the constitution of this forum, its functioning and also orders passed, to ascertain whether the forum is favouring builders. "Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has constituted Conciliation Forum for amicable settlement of dispute between promoter of real estate projects and allottee under Section 32 of Real Estate (Regulation and ...