RERA stands for Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, introduced by the Government of India in 2016. It was created to bring transparency, accountability, and protection for home buyers. Every real estate project with more than 8 units or 500 sq. m must be registered under RERA.
1. Transparency in Project Details
Builders must clearly disclose all project details on the RERA website — including floor plans, approvals, timelines, and more. This reduces confusion and false promises.
2. Timely Delivery
Under RERA, developers are legally bound to deliver projects on time. If there’s a delay, the builder must compensate the buyer.
3. No More Hidden Charges
With RERA, the builder must clearly state all charges in advance. No more surprise fees!
4. Advance Payments Limited
A builder cannot ask for more than 10% of the property cost before signing a sale agreement.
5. Buy What Was Promised
If the final product is not as promised in brochures or agreements, the buyer can demand a refund or correction.
Visit your state’s official RERA website (MahaRERA for Maharashtra).
Search by project name or developer name.
View legal approvals, status updates, and completion timelines.
All our projects strictly follow RERA guidelines. We believe in 100% transparency, fair dealings, and delivering what we promise.
RERA has empowered homebuyers like never before. When you buy under RERA, you’re protected by law. So always choose RERA-registered projects and builders who value your trust.