RERA's ruling against Krithika Infra Developers highlighted non-compliance, issuing a ₹9.9 crore fine and ensuring compensation for the complainant under the Real Estate Act.
Maharashtra is set to introduce the 'One State, One Registration' scheme by April-end, aiming to simplify and unify property registration across the state.
MahaRERA mandates developers to disclose pending legal cases for under-construction projects, safeguarding homebuyers’ interests. Buyers must conduct due diligence.
The Kerala High Court has ruled against fees for building on converted or regularized paddy lands, stating it violates the Paddy Land and Wetland Act, 2008.
MHADA introduces conditional flat possession for heirs of deceased cessed building tenants, streamlining housing allocation while ensuring legal compliance.
MahaRERA suspends 1,950 lapsed real estate projects and hints at action on 3,499 more for non-compliance with RERA norms, safeguarding homebuyers' interests.
MahaRERA Tribunal sentences three developers to three months in jail for failing to pay interest on delayed possession of flats in Bhandup project. The developers had ignored an earlier ruling to pay compensation to the allottee, Atul Prabhu.
The Bombay High Court has ruled that disputes under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) cannot be resolved through arbitration, affirming that RERA's jurisdiction cannot be overridden by arbitration clauses in agreements between buyers and builders.
Learn about stamp duty and registration charges in Uttar Pradesh, including rates, exemptions, payment methods, and tax benefits. Simplify your property transactions with this complete guide.
Suresh Chandrakar, the main suspect in the murder of journalist Mukesh Chandrakar in Chhattisgarh, was arrested in Hyderabad after being on the run. The police investigation continues.
Maharashtra’s real estate sector faces a compliance crisis, with 33% of projects lapsed due to non-compliance with RERA regulations, prompting calls for stricter enforcement.
Sangeeta and Nitin Dua, residents of Panchkula, have been accused of defrauding investors of over Rs 16 crore through a real estate scam. An FIR has been filed, and an investigation is ongoing.
SK Realty, formerly Om Developers, has been booked for illegally selling six flats meant for MHADA in Tardeo, violating redevelopment agreements. Legal action is underway.
GUJRERA has issued a notice to the promoters of Privilon Group, Jaydeep Kotak and Hiren Karia, for launching unregistered residential and commercial projects in Ghuma, Ahmedabad.
Odisha RERA halts a builder's project in Phulnakhara due to unauthorized changes and delays, ensuring buyer protection and regulatory compliance.
MHADA will host its Eighth Lokshahi Din on January 13, 2025, resolving over 50 housing, redevelopment, and tenancy issues since 2024. This initiative ensures citizens' grievances are addressed with transparency and accountability.
The Delhi High Court has approved the demolition of Signature View Apartments, citing severe structural issues. DDA is criticized for substandard construction practices
The Supreme Court ruled that compromise decrees affirming pre-existing property rights require no registration or stamp duty.
MahaRERA orders Godrej Skyline Developers to refund full booking amount with interest, deeming contract terms coercive. Homebuyer entitled to a full refund after cancellation.
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Homebuyers in Bengaluru face severe delays in apartment possession, with limited enforcement of KRERA orders, prompting appeals to human rights commissions.
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A retired City Survey Office employee, Devdas Jairam Jadhav, has been arrested in connection with a multi-crore land scam in Malad (West), Mumbai, involving forged documents, manipulated land records, and unauthorized construction on NDZ plots.
MahaRERA has issued notices to 11,000 lapsed housing projects in Maharashtra, primarily targeting the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). Developers must submit Occupation Certificates (OC) or apply for deadline extensions to comply with the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016.
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) ensures a smooth transition from construction to occupancy by outlining the responsibilities of both promoters and allottees.
The Central Crime Branch Bengaluru is investigating allegations against Ozone Group for delaying the Ozone Urbana Township project and mismanaging ₹3,300 crore collected from buyers and loans. The Resident Welfare Association is seeking accountability and resolution through legal action.
The Bombay High Court granted relief to over 900 flat owners by staying the attachment of a housing project in Panvel developed by Lalit Tekchandani, amid allegations of under the MPID Act.
The Reserve Bank of India's decision to keep the repo rate steady at 6.5% for the 11th consecutive time signals stability in the economy. This decision is expected to benefit sectors like real estate, fostering growth and confidence.
MahaRERA has recovered over ₹200 crore from developers to compensate homebuyers for delayed or incomplete projects, with significant recoveries in Mumbai suburban and Pune.
The Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC), launched by BEE in 2007 under the Energy Conservation Act, 2001, sets energy efficiency standards for commercial buildings, covering sectors like hospitality, healthcare, business, education, and retail. It aims to reduce energy consumption, promote sustainability, and support India's climate goals through collaborative implementation by central and state governments.
M/s P K S Estate lost ₹85 lakh in a land fraud involving a fake sale of property in Goa. The fraud was uncovered when the company attempted to register the property, revealing forged documents and fake heirs.
H-RERA, Gurugram, has mandated real estate promoters to submit annual project audit reports within 30 days or face penalties, aiming to ensure financial transparency and protect homebuyers.
CREDAI, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India, is a non-profit organization uniting over 13,000 developers across India to promote ethical practices, policy advocacy, and industry growth. It provides resources, training, and a grievance redressal forum while fostering transparency and professionalism in real estate.
Noida Authority seeks ₹193 crore from Lotus 300 developer via Supreme Court recall plea, prioritizing homebuyers’ rights.
The Bombay High Court has directed Maharashtra's civic bodies to link their websites with MahaRERA for real estate verification and ensure the timely uploading of certificates.
SEBI has issued a ₹26 crore demand notice to Reliance Big Entertainment for unpaid penalties in the RHFL fund diversion case, with a 15-day deadline for payment.
RERA allows builders to apply for project extensions in cases of force majeure or reasonable circumstances, ensuring transparency and accountability.
MahaRERA has ordered Godrej Properties to refund booking amounts in multiple cases, reinforcing its commitment to protecting homebuyers and promoting fairness in real estate transactions.
The IBBI has proposed reforms to improve insolvency resolution in the real estate sector, focusing on protecting homebuyers, streamlining the transfer of ownership, and enhancing transparency.
SEBI has proposed significant changes to enhance the operational framework for Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs), including allowing interest rate derivatives and recognizing fixed deposits as cash equivalents.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled that once a civil suit is filed, revenue courts must cease proceedings on the matter, reinforcing the primacy of civil courts in land disputes.
The Enforcement Directorate has attached ₹23 crore in assets linked to the Lotus 300 case in Noida, addressing allegations of funds mismanagement affecting homebuyers of the upscale residential project.
The Noida Authority's new registration rules mandate a tripartite agreement at the point of sale, enhancing transparency and protecting homebuyers by providing immediate legal recourse.
H-RERA is facing challenges in enforcing recovery from defaulting developers, with a large portion of funds still outstanding, impacting homebuyers financially and emotionally.
MahaRERA’s new mandate formalizes real estate agents' roles in property transactions, requiring sales agreements to specify commissions and broker fees, which could reduce disputes and enhance accountability.
This article explores the responsibilities of promoters under RERA, highlighting their role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and compliance in real estate projects to protect homebuyers.
MahaRERA's conciliation forums have successfully resolved 1,749 disputes between homebuyers and developers, offering a faster and more cost-effective alternative to litigation.
When purchasing a home, it's crucial for buyers to verify essential property documents, such as the title deed, sale deed, and occupancy certificate, to avoid legal disputes and financial losses.
The NCDRC ordered Godrej Projects to refund over Rs 4 crore to homebuyers due to failure in delivering promised infrastructure, including a 24-meter-wide road in the "Godrej Summit" project, Sector 104, Gurgaon. The ruling holds the builder accountable for a deficiency in services and delays.
The Maharashtra government has approved the conversion of over 11,000 PCNTDA properties to freehold, allowing property holders full ownership rights and easing redevelopment and financing issues.
MahaRERA directed L&T Realty to refund two homebuyers of the Crescent Bay project, deducting only 2% of the total amount, following delays in possession.
YEIDA has introduced a new policy banning the transfer of industrial and institutional plots until construction is completed and operations commence to curb speculative trading and promote genuine industrial growth.
UPRERA's quarterly compliance requirements mandate developers in Uttar Pradesh to submit updates on project registration, construction progress, and inventory, fostering transparency and accountability in the real estate sector.
The Rajasthan High Court ruled that developers cannot sell properties without providing essential amenities like water, drainage, and electricity, directing authorities to certify residential areas before sales.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that input tax credit (ITC) will be allowed on construction costs for commercial properties intended for leasing, providing significant financial relief for businesses.
UPRERA has introduced key measures to safeguard homebuyers, including mandatory QR codes for project transparency, stricter possession rules, and penalties for non-compliant developers.
Karnataka's real estate sector faces a significant challenge, with only 12% of ₹627 crore recovered from developers for delayed projects.
YEIDA has mandated that all property sales be conducted through registered agreements, replacing unregistered agreements to enhance buyer protection and transparency.
Homebuyers in India facing delayed housing projects can seek relief through RERA, consumer courts, or insolvency proceedings. With around 412,000 stressed residential units, delays often arise from regulatory and financial challenges. Legal options include seeking compensation under the sale agreement or the Consumer Protection Act, and homebuyers are advised to consult legal experts for the best course of action.
The Supreme Court of India has criticized the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) for its ineffectiveness, labeling it as a "rehabilitation centre for former bureaucrats,".
The Greater Chennai Corporation plans a 6% property tax hike to address its financial strain and fund infrastructure projects.
The Karnataka High Court has issued notices to the state government, BBMP, and other involved parties over EWS Quarters project, where 1,512 families claim they were deprived of their land and housing.
The Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP) has blacklisted 18 architects for violating occupancy certificate (OC) norms, issuing illegal certifications for buildings with four floors despite restrictions.
Mr. Manoj Saunik has been appointed as the new Chairman of MahaRERA, succeeding Mr. Ajoy Mehta, and is expected to focus on enforcing regulations and addressing over 17,000 unresolved complaints in Maharashtra's real estate sector.
The introduction of the Detailed Business Information Statement (DBIS) by the REIT Association enhances transparency and accountability in the REIT sector, providing investors with comprehensive insights into financial and operational aspects.
The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) has established a division bench in Lucknow, led by Sanjay Bhoosreddy, to handle complaints involving multiple allottees, associations, and cross-complaints by promoters.
The Greater Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation (GVMC) is enhancing revenue by targeting unassessed and underassessed properties, significantly boosting property tax collections.
The GST Council's 54th meeting introduced the Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) for commercial property rentals, shifting GST liability from landlords to tenants to prevent revenue loss.
The Supreme Court of India has mandated the Agra Development Authority to compensate Dharmendra Sharma ₹15 lakh due to its failure to provide essential Completion Certificates and fire safety clearances for a flat.
Credai Bengaluru's memorandum to the Karnataka government proposes key reforms like a single window clearance system, streamlined plan approvals, and lower stamp duty rates to improve real estate development efficiency.
Downloading the certificate involves accessing your state’s RERA website, logging in, and retrieving the document, which verifies project legitimacy and adherence to regulatory standards.
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Noida's recent amendments to building by-laws, allowing taller structures, promise to reshape the city's skyline and address rising demand for space amid its expanding population.
Maintaining RERA compliance is crucial for real estate agents in Delhi, requiring timely re-validation and renewal of their registration certificates.
Indian property law, deeply rooted in historical and cultural contexts, governs the ownership, transfer, and inheritance of property through key statutes like the Transfer of Property Act and RERA.
Karnataka's 'Anywhere Registration' system, starting September 2, 2024, will streamline property transactions by allowing registrations at any location in the state.
Builders' Association of India (BAI) is a prominent organization formed to promote healthy competition among builders.
The FPCE has raised concerns about MahaRERA's new Conciliation Forum, arguing that it exceeds legal authority and may favor builders over consumers due to imbalanced representation.
MahaRERA has introduced a mandatory Quality Assurance Certificate for developers, aimed at elevating construction standards and enhancing transparency in the real estate sector.
UP RERA has warned promoters of around 400 real estate projects for failing to upload essential land records and maps, potentially placing these projects on an abeyance list to ensure transparency and protect homebuyers.
The BBMP has been granted the authority to attach bank accounts of property tax defaulters under the new 2024 rules, marking a significant shift in Bengaluru's tax recovery strategy.
The RBI has introduced tighter regulations for Housing Finance Companies (HFCs), aligning them with Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs) to enhance financial stability.
BBMP's new PG regulations aim to improve safety and living conditions, but residents are calling for stricter fire safety measures and better enforcement to address ongoing concerns.
The Bombay High Court upheld Maya Alagh's right to pay a rent of ₹805 per month for her Malabar Hill apartment, highlighting the ongoing complexities of India's rent control laws. This
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Learn the importance of verifying RERA registration for real estate projects and agents to ensure legal protection, transparency, and financial security when buying a home.
MahaRERA's recent order mandates that developers specify the size, type, and location of parking spaces in allotment letters, ensuring transparency and legal protection for homebuyers.
The Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (KRERA) has ordered the owners' association to take over and complete the delayed Commune One project in Bangalore after the developer and financier violated regulatory orders.
MahaRERA has suspended 20,000 real estate agents in Maharashtra for not meeting competency certification requirements.
MahaRERA's three-level scrutiny process is a comprehensive review system designed to safeguard the interests of homebuyers and enhance the credibility of housing projects.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has drafted minimum physical specifications for retirement homes and senior citizen housing projects.
MahaRERA introduces a draft regulation mandating self-certification for real estate projects, focusing on structural integrity, material quality, and fire safety.
The Greater Noida Authority has warned developers to complete flat registries promptly or face consequences.
Conciliation forums established under UP RERA play a crucial role in resolving property disputes and ensuring fairness in the real estate industry.
The Shimla Municipal Corporation has extended the property tax payment deadline to July 15th, 2024, addressing administrative hurdles amid staffing shortages.
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MahaRERA's innovative use of QR codes in the real estate sector of Maharashtra is a game-changer, providing easy access to crucial project details for homebuyers and stakeholders.
Discover the significance of Encumbrance Certificates (ECs) in real estate transactions, understanding their role in verifying property ownership and legal obligations.
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In March 2024, the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) completed registries for 1,366 flats across 16 housing projects, following recommendations from the Amitabh Kant committee.
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Real estate agents play a vital role in the real estate sector, connecting property buyers and developers and facilitating most transactions. The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act of 2016 recognizes them as key stakeholders, alongside buyers and developers.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has taken a pioneering step by introducing draft model guidelines to regulate retirement homes in the state, aiming to address issues like misleading advertisements and inadequate facilities for the elderly. These guidelines, aligning with the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) 2019 model, focus on enhancing the living conditions in retirement homes through provisions on building design, accessibility, and safety measures. Key features include mandatory elevators with audio-visual aids, wheelchair-friendly infrastructure, safety measures such as gas leak detection systems, and emergency power backup. MahaRERA's initiative not only seeks to improve the standard of living for seniors in Maharashtra but also sets a precedent for similar regulations across India, promoting a dignified and secure living environment for senior citizens. Public suggestions are invited until February 29th to further refine these guidelines.
