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Uttar Pradesh RERA Lifts 22 Projects from ‘Abeyance’ Status

NEW DELHI: The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has de-listed 22 projects from the ‘abeyance list’ across seven districts, allowing construction work to resume. A total of 8,856 units—including flats, plots, and commercial units—will be built under these projects, representing a significant advancement in reviving long-stalled developments. Since the implementation of RERA, numerous projects were flagged for not having the required documents submitted at registration. After comprehensive evaluations, the authority issued notices to the promoters. In July 2024, it was determined that about 400 projects with incomplete documentation would be classified under ‘abeyance.’ Sanjay R. Bhoosreddy, chairman of…

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Karnataka RERA to Check Projects Under New Closure Policy

BENGALURU: The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Rera) is set to implement a project closure policy, making it the second state in India to do so, following Odisha. The purpose of this policy is to enhance transparency and accountability in builders’ submissions while safeguarding homebuyers. It mandates that projects can only be closed after all statutory and service-related compliance is verified. Until now, the authority has only recorded self-declared project completions from promoters without any verification, even since its establishment in 2016. K-Rera chairman Rakesh Singh informed TOI that the new policy aims to ensure clear communication and accountability from…

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Tribunal Rules Landowners in JDAs Aren’t RERA ‘Aggrieved Persons’

HYDERABAD: The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) Appellate Tribunal has issued a crucial ruling stating that landowners who engage in joint development agreements (JDAs) with developers do not qualify as “allottees” or “aggrieved persons” under the RERA Act. Consequently, they cannot seek legal recourse against developers through the RERA authority. This decision was made by a tribunal led by chairman Justice A Santhosh Reddy, with judicial member P Pradeep Kumar Reddy and administrative member Chitra Ramachandran. They emphasized that the mere presence of basic project information on a company’s website, under the ‘ongoing projects’ section, does not constitute advertising…

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Cops Team Up with Karnataka-RERA Against Defaulting Builders

BENGALURU: In a significant step towards recovering over ₹750 crore in overdue payments from builders, the police department has agreed to deliver notices issued by the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) to non-compliant developers. Homebuyers have repeatedly called upon K-RERA, the Revenue Department, and the state government to take firmer measures against builders accused of violating regulations, including delays in flat handovers. Documents obtained by Bangalore Mirror indicate that a recent meeting focused on establishing collaboration between K-RERA and the police for issuing these notices. Chaired by the Chief Secretary, the discussion explored the possibility of sending notifications through…

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Rajasthan RERA Extends QPR Deadline Amid Tech Issues

JAIPUR: The Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has extended the deadline for the online submission of Quarterly Progress Reports (QPR) for the period July-September 2025 by one month due to technical issues with its upgraded online platform. Developers can now submit their QPRs until November 30, replacing the original deadline of October 31. RERA has confirmed that no processing fees or penalties will be imposed for submissions made during the extended period. Advocate Mitesh Rathore stated, “This extension was necessary due to IT technical problems, and it aims to ensure compliance without penalizing promoters who are affected by these…

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Odisha RERA to Hire Land Expert for Dispute Resolution

BHUBANESWAR: To enhance governance, the Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) has begun the search for a land expert to help address complex disputes. This initiative follows the recent implementation of a standard operating procedure (SOP) by the revenue and disaster management department for the registration of part plots across the state. ORERA is currently accepting applications from retired Odisha Administrative Service (OAS) officers, particularly those with at least eight years of experience as tehsildars, sub-collectors, or land acquisition officers. The selected consultant, who should be under 62 years old, will assist ORERA in reviewing land documents, assessing building and…

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MahaRERA Registers 200 Projects in One Day, 809 in Two Weeks

In a significant initiative to expedite project approvals across Maharashtra, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has authorized an unprecedented 200 housing projects in a single day on the eve of Dussehra, totaling 809 applications approved over the last two weeks amidst heightened activity during the festive season. These approvals include new registrations, timeline extensions, and amendments to existing projects, ensuring compliance with technical, legal, and financial standards. The regulator emphasizes that these approvals are part of broader efforts to uphold regulatory integrity while facilitating timely housing project execution throughout the state. The importance of these approvals is underscored…

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Consumer Groups Ask MahaRERA to Regulate Real Estate Influencers

PUNE: Consumer advocacy groups are urging MahaRERA to impose regulatory oversight on real estate influencers. These influencers, active across diverse platforms, often promote housing projects without verifying their registration numbers on the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) portal, potentially misleading prospective homebuyers. Neha Patil, a homebuyer from Navi Mumbai, shared her experience: “I watched a walkthrough of a project on social media by an influencer. It appeared flawless. However, when I checked the MahaRERA portal, there was no registration number. That raised a red flag.” She noted that many potential buyers are unaware of the necessity to check these…

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H-RERA Adds Member to Restore Quorum for Faster Case Disposal in Gurugram

GURUGRAM: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRera) has fully restored its quorum with the addition of a new member. Recently, the Gurgaon bench of HRera appointed Phool Singh Saini, completing its four-member team. This change is expected to expedite the resolution of complaints from homebuyers, according to an official statement from the Authority. Saini’s appointment fills the position left by the retirement of SK Arora in August 2024, thus reinstating the full quorum with chairman Arun Kumar, and members Ashok Sangwan, VK Goel, alongside Saini. With over two decades of judicial experience in Haryana, Saini is anticipated to enhance…

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Haryana RERA: Agrante Realty to Pay 11% Interest for Delay

Here’s the rewritten content: GURUGRAM: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRera) bench in Gurugram has mandated Agrante Realty to pay a 10.9% annual interest as compensation for delayed possession to a homebuyer in their Kavyam affordable housing project located in Sector 108. This ruling, issued on October 8, was a result of the builder’s failure to deliver the flat despite having received nearly full payment by 2022. Homebuyer Alok Ranjan Tripathi booked his flat in 2019, signing the apartment buyers agreement on August 29 of the same year, which set the possession deadline as August 31, 2023. Agrante was…