The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority launched its 20th training program for real estate agents in Lucknow and Gautam Buddha Nagar to enhance professional standards.
Real estate transactions in Trichy are rapidly transitioning toward digital processes as compliance with TNRERA regulations becomes stricter, enhancing transparency measures.
RERA registration mandates have transformed Kochi's real estate landscape, ensuring transparency, timely delivery, and enhanced buyer protection in property transactions.
Explore the importance of legal checks in Nagpur's booming real estate market, strategies to avoid scams, and how agencies simplify secure transactions with free legal assistance.
UP RERA coordinates meetings across 18 stalled projects to expedite 10,000+ units through coordinated developer-buyer-institution dialogues, implementing co-development frameworks to break legal-financial logjams.
Chennai's real estate sector achieved a historic milestone with 27,440 property documents registered in one day, generating a record revenue of ₹273 crore. This surpasses the previous peak and highlights the city’s thriving property market driven by auspicious days, infrastructure growth, and efficient registration processes. Key factors include cultural influence, streamlined government.
Jalandhar RERA enforces stronger financial checks and project viability assessments for developers, aiming to reduce construction delays and safeguard homebuyer investments.
MahaRERA introduces an AI-driven platform to modernize grievance resolution in Pune's property sector, aiming to slash dispute resolution times by 50% while enhancing transparency through automated case prioritization and real-time tracking for homebuyers.
Noida Authority directs builders to complete pending flat registrations by year-end. Failure may result in concession withdrawal, ensuring homebuyers' timely possession.
Ranchi's RERA authority enforces stricter compliance measures, increasing project audits and transparency requirements to protect homebuyers and improve real estate quality in the city's rapidly evolving property market. The move aligns with nationwide reforms, such as Gujarat's triad banking accounts and Odisha's structural repair funds, to bolster accountability and buyer confidence.
Haryana's real estate regulator introduces mandatory green certification for residential projects, aiming to promote energy-efficient practices and eco-friendly construction in Gurgaon.
Goa RERA introduces stricter regulations for South Goa vacation rentals effective February 2025, aiming to ensure transparency, protect tourists, and empower property owners through standardized practices and dispute resolution mechanisms.
MAHARERA revokes registrations of 13,785 real estate agents for regulatory non-compliance, emphasizing integrity and accountability in the industry.
Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) ruled that developers collecting payments without a contract violates the TNRERA Act.
UP-RERA rejects Supertech's application for two new projects due to non-compliance and delays in existing projects.
Sebi will auction a Kerala Housing Finance property to recover dues. The auction of the Thiruvananthapuram apartment, with a base price of Rs 55 lakh, is scheduled for June 4.
The Madras High Court has reinstated the ban on registration of unapproved plots in Tamil Nadu and seeks details on applications violating the 2016 ban order. A special sitting is planned to address the issue.
The government has introduced draft rules ensuring developers compensate buyers for delayed project completions, aiming to enhance accountability in real estate transactions.
Sahara Group will submit new property title deeds worth Rs 20,000 crore to SEBI after being restricted by the Supreme Court from selling assets. The case involves refunding investors.
Despite efforts to increase transparency, Mumbai's building plan approval system faltered. Approved construction plans were not uploaded to the website, hindering access for potential buyers.
Sahara Group approached the Supreme Court of India, asserting an error in the order restricting Subrata Roy from leaving the country until property deeds are given to SEBI.
HUDA withdraws extra fee for alternative plots based on High Court verdict.
SEBI has cautioned investors against dubious collective investment schemes (CIS), particularly those run by MPS Greenery Developers and Rose Valley Real Estate and Construction.
A Delhi-based investor has petitioned the Supreme Court to direct Sahara Group to refund his investments, marking the first such individual action amidst an ongoing dispute with SEBI over repayment of dues to nearly 3 crore investors.
Developers express mixed views on the real estate regulatory bill, citing concerns about one-sided punishment and the need for a more balanced approach.