H-Rera investigates 100 projects for missing reports, initiates action against delays. Inspections and warnings issued. Arun Kumar leads efforts, threatening penalties for non-compliance, including management seizure. GURGAON: The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera) has sought a ground report on around 100 housing projects on which developers have not been submitting the quarterly reports. The developers have to submit quarterly reports to the authority on the construction status of the projects. The regulator, through its police wing, has started doing fact checks to push devel ..read more

Introduction One of the most important financial choices you will ever make is buying a house. A thorough inspection of your home – health & safety check-up, is necessary to protect your investment and provide peace of mind. We shall discuss the value of a home inspection in this article when purchasing a property. A professional home inspection is essential for preserving your future as a homeowner and helping you make educated decisions, from spotting possible problems to negotiating repairs with the seller. Home inspections play a crucial part in India’s real estate market, which is d ..read more

MahaRERA’S project grading system aims to empower homebuyers with transparent insights into real estate projects The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) had suggested last year, a project grading system in order to help homebuyers make an informed decision. That plan may soon see the light of the day, as MahaRERA is expected to launch the grading system soon. The grading will be based on four key parameters—technical, financial, legal, and project overview; and will evaluate projects every six months in a bid to keep homebuyers aligned with the construction progress. As a ..read more

There is no place like Home – It is our Heavenly Nest. Houses are prone to damages. But you can avoid untimely repairs if you are a bit watchful. Read this article to know which damages to be careful about. “Home is not a place… It is a feeling” There is something very comforting about the place we call home. It is the place where we and our family weave memories to cherish for life. However, before we turn our house into a home, several things need to be taken care of; since a house is one of the biggest investments we make in our lifetime and would not allow any of its unwanted element to ..read more

UPRERA has asked realtors to sell housing units only on the basis of carpet area and register projects with the same name as recorded in the sanctioned map. The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority has passed several orders over the last few weeks to protect the interest of homebuyers. It has directed real estate developers to sell housing units only on the basis of carpet area and has also asked them to register their projects with the same name as recorded in the sanctioned map. Another order is to do with the inclusion of names of co-allottees in homebuyers’ complaints. The Uttar ..read more

Every day, we consume vast amounts of water during routine household tasks like cleaning, washing, brushing, and bathing, resulting in water wastage and accumulation of germs.  Chemical compounds are widely used in traditional cleaning processes. An environmentally conscious bathroom offers numerous natural approaches to maintaining cleanliness. A small shift in habits, coupled with thoughtful resource usage, can significantly contribute to a more sustainable planet. Adequate ventilation and fresh air circulation are essential to prevent mold, dampness, and the accumulation of harmful t ..read more

In a significant move aimed at enhancing transparency and reducing confusion among homebuyers, the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) has mandated that promoters must use consistent naming for their projects across all official documents and marketing materials. This directive, issued on March 16, requires that the project names on maps sanctioned by development authorities and those registered with RERA remain the same. The decision comes in response to discrepancies observed between the names of projects and towers as registered with RERA and those mentioned in occupan ..read more

Uttar Pradesh has adopted three important policy decisions by the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, or MahaRERA, including mandatory QR code for each real estate project’s information; mandatory training and certification for agents; option to deregister non-viable projects subject to conditions. These are among a host of decisions the MahaRERA has taken the lead, which have a pro-homebuyer long-term impact on the real estate sector. As a result, there is higher transparency in Maharashtra’s real estate sector and also makes developers accountable for their decisions as well as ac ..read more

UP RERA will start a training and certification programme for real estate agents in April and allow only agents it certifies to operate from next year. Prior certification will be mandatory for new agents while the ones already registered will have a year to take the course and get a certificate, failing which their registration will be cancelled. Officials said this will help to bring transparency in the real estate sector and boost the credibility of agents, two areas that need serious regulatory intervention to make the process of buying property easier. “At present, there are more than 6 ..read more

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority’s (MahaRERA) strict action against erring developers violating RERA rules have resulted in developers filing the quarterly progress reports (QPR) on the MahaRERA portal on their own, the authority said in a statement. The quarterly progress report (QPR) provides quarterly updates on project status to home buyers and prospective investors about the way the project will be developed. It is imperative that all developers registered under the RERA update the QPR on time. However, even after notices on strict actions, a sizable number of developers ..read more