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Jharkhand RERA Fines 77 Builders ₹83.5 Lakh for Report Delays

RANCHI: The Jharkhand Real Estate Regulatory Authority (JRERA) levied a cumulative fine of Rs 83,50,000 against 77 builders on Friday due to their failure to submit required quarterly progress reports (QPR) and non-compliance with court summons. JRERA Chairman Birendra Bhushan warned of more stringent actions, stating, “The defaulters did not show up in court today, leading to these penalties. If they do not settle their dues, their bank accounts will be frozen.” This enforcement is part of a broader initiative by the regulator. Recently, notices were issued to 106 builders for breaching transparency regulations. Two developers have settled their fines,…

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Haryana RERA Gurugram Bench Resolves All Cases by 2024

NEW DELHI: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA), Gurugram bench, has successfully cleared all pending complaints filed up to 2024, eliminating a backlog of over 2,100 cases, as stated in an official release. As of March 31, 2025, there were 2,174 pending cases, including complaints dating back to 2018. These have now been resolved, leaving only cases filed in 2025 and later for review. The caseload included 1,060 cases from 2024, 654 from 2023, and 333 from 2022, with fewer complaints from earlier years. During 2025, the authority resolved 5,024 complaints, providing relief measures such as refunds or compensation…

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Haryana RERA Orders Chintels India to Pay ₹4 Crore for Unsafe Project

GURUGRAM: The Haryana Rera has mandated that Chintels India pay over ₹4 crore to a homebuyer from Chintels Paradiso, holding them accountable for significant construction flaws that rendered the project unsafe, as reported by Rao Jaswant Singh. This decision follows multiple inspections after the tragic collapse of Tower D on February 10, 2022, which resulted in the deaths of two residents and revealed serious structural deficiencies throughout the complex. The complaint was lodged by Aruna Garg, a resident of Delhi, who purchased a 4BHK flat in Tower C for over ₹1.8 crore, exceeding the original sale price. After taking possession…

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Sunrays Heights Faces Haryana RERA over Buyer Payment Defaults

GURUGRAM: A developer has filed a complaint with the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera) against its homebuyers, citing unpaid installments amounting to lakhs. The developer seeks recovery with 15% annual interest as well as additional compensation. However, Rera dismissed the complaint, stating that the promoter cannot use the authority to seek relief beyond what is specified in the builder-buyer agreement. M/s Sunrays Heights Pvt Ltd, the promoter behind the “63, Golf Drive” project in Sector 63-A, has lodged complaints against multiple buyers, including Rahul Parashar, Prakriti Ranjan Samanta, and Promila. These individuals signed builder-buyer agreements in February 2016 for…

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Haryana RERA Dismisses Buyers’ Complaint for DLF Corporate Greens

GURUGRAM: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRera) has issued two significant rulings. In the first case concerning DLF Corporate Greens, HRera determined that the project, completed before the RERA framework began, does not qualify as an “ongoing project” and therefore does not need to be registered under the Act. Buyers had raised issues regarding delays in possession and disputed additional charges. The second ruling, involving Emaar India Ltd, emphasized that HRera cannot re-evaluate its own decisions or those made by the appellate tribunal. In this instance, two complainants reported a delay of nearly four years and eight months between…

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MahaRERA approves 1,060 housing projects; new ones near 50%

MUMBAI: The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has approved over 1,060 housing projects statewide, with nearly half of the new registrations, even as developers request extensions on many ongoing projects. Out of the total approvals, 486 projects received registration numbers, while 426 projects were granted timeline extensions based on revised completion plans submitted by developers. Additionally, 148 projects were approved for corrections on previously accepted proposals, indicating a continuous adjustment within the project pipeline. The surge in approvals reflected increased activity in the 18 days leading up to Gudi Padwa, which is traditionally viewed as a favorable time for…

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Haryana RERA Orders Refund with Interest in BPTP Park Terra

GURUGRAM: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRera) has instructed BPTP Limited to refund ₹18.12 lakh along with 2% interest to a homebuyer of its Park Terra project in Sector 37D. This decision came after BPTP’s claim that the complaint was lodged too late was dismissed. The ruling, dated March 12, 2026, pertains to two complaints from Salaj Ahlawat, the allottee. As per the order, Ahlawat secured two units in 2012 and paid ₹18.12 lakh from a total of ₹88.77 lakh. The builder-buyer agreement, signed in December 2012, stipulated that possession was to be granted by December 29, 2016, a…

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Haryana RERA Orders Sunrays Heights to Deliver Homes with Interest

GURUGRAM: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRera) has mandated a developer to deliver possession of flats to allottees, along with applicable interest, due to a five-year delay. HRera has ordered Sunrays Heights Private Limited to hand over possession following multiple complaints related to an affordable housing project in Sector 63. One prominent case was filed by Kinshuki Goel, concerning the 63 Golf Drive project, which spans 5.9 acres. The order does not specify a fixed handover date. Homebuyers reported significant financial investments—some exceeding Rs 13 lakh—with possession still pending years after the initial timeline. The scheduled date for possession…

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UP-RERA Revises Rules: Complaints in Unregistered Projects Allowed

NEW DELHI: The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has announced the 10th amendment to its General Regulations, 2019. The amendments, which are effective from March 25, 2026, were made under Section 85 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Significant revisions have been introduced in Regulations 24 and 47 to address the ongoing issues faced by homebuyers, especially concerning unregistered projects and transfer charges. Sanjay Bhoosreddy, chairman of UP-RERA, stated, “These new provisions aim to enhance the transparency, efficiency, and consumer-friendliness of the grievance redressal process.” A key change in the amended Regulation 24 allows allottees…