RERA homebuyer rights

Buying a home? Know your rights and responsibilities under RERA

The Real Estate Regulation and Development Act empowers homebuyers by clearly outlining their rights. It grants them access to important project details and remedies for delays, including rights to possession, refunds, and compensation when promoters fall short. However, buyers must adhere to their financial and legal commitments outlined in official agreements. This legislation fosters transparency and clearly delineates the responsibilities involved in property transactions.

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Centre's RERA extension amid Middle East conflict: What it means for homebuyers

The government has announced a four-month extension for real estate projects that meet eligibility criteria. This advisory recognizes the ongoing conflict in the Middle East as a force majeure event. Projects set to be completed on or after February 28, 2026, will be eligible, potentially causing homebuyers to face delays in property possession. The state RERAs will assess project eligibility and oversee the implementation of this advisory.

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Realtors hail Centre's 4-month project deadline relief amid Middle East disruptions

Looking to buy a home in UP? RERA clears 10 new real estate projects

Uttar Pradesh RERA has approved ten new real estate projects valued at over Rs 1,400 crore. These developments will introduce 1,632 residential and commercial units across five districts. Ghaziabad secured the largest investment, while Gautam Buddh Nagar will see the most new units. The approvals aim to support urban development and boost construction activity. UP RERA continues to promote transparency and timely project completion for stakeholders.

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HC rejects builder’s forced refund settlement

Homebuyer to get Rs 5.04L for delayed possession