RERA

For over a decade, the average Indian homebuyer had few options when developers delayed projects or changed the specifications. RERA Mumbai, or as commonly known, MahaRERA, was established under the Real Estate Act of 2016 to protect homebuyers and bring transparency to this sector. RERA

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Uncertainty is the only certainty there is, And knowing how to live with insecurity, Is the only security. - John Allen Paulos Like the rest of the world, India is also reeling from the effects of the Coronavirus pandemic as it

 RERA Maharashtra, the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act of 2016, was finally set into motion in May of 2017. This law aimed to implement, guide, and supervise the real estate sector in the state of Maharashtra. The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, which is know

The real estate sector in the country has always been shrouded in corruption and money laundering. The repeated cases have impacted people’s attitudes towards the real estate sector. To curb this and ensure a more transparent system, the Government of India introduced the Real Estate (Reg

The Andhra Pradesh RERA or AP RERA is the Real Estate Regulatory Authority of Andhra Pradesh. The primary objective of AP RERA is to boost real estate investments in the state of Andhra Pradesh and protect the rights of homebuyers. Let’s take a look at how this regulatory body operates in

Owning a house is a common dream, yet the journey to homeownership can be riddled with complications. To streamline this process and protect buyers, the RERA Act was introduced in 2016. RERA, or Real Estate Regulatory Authority, is a government initiative ensuring transparency and credibi

Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA) was introduced in 2016 in India to ensure transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. The act governs various aspects of real estate development, including redevelopment of properties.