RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) is a regulatory body established under the Real
Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, to regulate and promote the real estate
sector in India. It aims to ensure transparency, protect consumer interests, and enhance the
accountability of developers.

RERA registration is mandatory for all real estate projects and agents to bring in
transparency, reduce frauds, ensure timely delivery of projects, and protect the interests of

homebuyers. It also helps in establishing an efficient and transparent grievance redressal
mechanism.

• Developers/Promoters: All residential and commercial real estate projects with a
  land area exceeding 500 square meters or more than eight apartments must be
  registered.
•  Real Estate Agents: Agents involved in the sale or purchase of properties must also
  register with RERA.

• Access to detailed information about the project.
• Assurance of timely project completion.
• Protection against false promises and fraudulent practices.
• Efficient dispute resolution through the RERA tribunal.

• Details of the project (plans, layout, location, etc.).
   Approvals and commencement certificates.
• Financial statements and audit reports.
• Details of the land title.
•  Developer’s personal and business details.

• Personal identification documents.
• Business details and experience.
•  Details of any past litigations or penalties.
•  Address proof and photographs.

1. Application Submission: Submit an application to the respective state’s RERA
authority through their portal.
2. Documentation: Provide the necessary documents and project details.
3. Fee Payment: Pay the registration fee as per state rules.
4. Approval: The authority verifies the details and grants a unique registration number.

1. Application Submission: Submit an application to the state RERA authority.
2. Documentation: Provide the required documents and personal details.
3. Fee Payment: Pay the prescribed registration fee.
4. Approval: Receive a registration certificate and number after verification.

Non-compliance with RERA regulations can lead to:
Heavy fines.
Revocation of project registration.
Imprisonment for severe violations.

Buyers can check the RERA registration status by visiting the respective state’s RERA portal
and searching for the project or agent using their unique registration number.

The registration is valid for the period mentioned in the registration certificate, typically until
the project completion date. It can be extended under certain circumstances as per the rules
laid out by the respective state's RERA authority.

RERA provides a platform for buyers to lodge complaints against developers or agents for
non-compliance or other issues. These complaints are resolved through the RERA tribunal,
ensuring a quick and efficient resolution process.

RERA provides a platform for buyers to lodge complaints against developers or agents for
non-compliance or other issues. These complaints are resolved through the RERA tribunal,
ensuring a quick and efficient resolution process.