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RERA Services in
India

Your gateway to the Indian real estate market. We assist with Project Promoter Registration, Agent Licensing, and strict compliance with state-specific RERA regulations.

Consult on RERA Compliance

India's real estate sector is formalizing, driven by major infrastructural booms across MMR, NCR, and Bengaluru. To legally participate as a developer, promoter, or broker, you must be strictly licensed by the respective State's Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), ensuring transparency and absolute trust in the market.

Role of RERA

RERA acts as the supreme adjudicating body for the real estate sector across individual Indian states. It mandates project registration, strictly regulates fund flows (Escrow), and protects homebuyer rights against severe project delays.

MahaRERA & State Portals: RERA operates entirely at a state level (e.g., MahaRERA in Maharashtra, UP-RERA in Noida). Registration is fully digitized but requires exhaustive financial, legal, and architectural disclosures.

Core RERA Registrations

We facilitate all foundational RERA certifications and licenses:

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    Project Promoter Registration Mandatory certification required for developers to advertise or sell any project exceeding 500 sqm or 8 apartments.
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    Real Estate Agent License Compulsory statutory registration for individual brokers and corporate agencies to legally facilitate primary property sales.
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    AIF / Real Estate Funds Compliance for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) pooling capital to legally invest in RERA-approved ongoing developments.
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    Project Modifications Formal applications to legally extend project completion timelines or mathematically alter approved layout plans via RERA grids.

RERA Project Registration Journey

Launching an off-plan (under-construction) project involves severe structural compliance before a single unit can be advertised:

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1. Title & EncumbranceProviding irrefutable Title Deeds and a legal non-encumbrance certificate verifying the promoter's absolute right to the land.
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2. Plan ApprovalsSecuring the Commencement Certificate (CC) and sanctioned structural layout plans from local municipal authorities.
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3. RERA 70% Escrow AccountOpening a mandatory designated bank account where 70% of all buyer funds must be strictly deposited and frozen for construction.
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4. RERA Certificate LaunchReceiving the unique RERA registration number, finally allowing the promoter to legally advertise and sign Builder-Buyer agreements.

Specialized Compliance Mandates

  • Quarterly Project Updates
  • Form 1, 2, 3 Certifications
  • Architect & CA Audits
  • Agent RERA Renewal
  • Title Search Reports
  • Occupancy Certificate (OC) Filing

Continuous Compliance Mandates

To avoid crippling penalties (up to 10% of project cost) or revocation, developers must digitally ensure:

Standard Sale Agreement

Strict mandatory use of the standard RERA-notified Builder-Buyer agreement without injecting arbitrary developer-biased clauses.

Quarterly Progress Updates

Uploading transparent, real-time percentages of physical construction and financial escrow utilization directly to the RERA portal.

Mandatory Advertising QR

Every physical billboard, brochure, and digital ad campaign must prominently display the project's RERA number and scannable QR code.

Strategic RERA Advantages

  • Institutional Capital Banks and systemic NBFCs will only legally release project finance or retail home loans to formally registered RERA projects.
  • Buyer Trust The modern Indian homebuyer mathematically refuses to invest in unstructured, high-risk non-RERA registered developments.
  • Avoid Imprisonment Selling properties entirely outside the RERA framework carries severe financial exhaustion and potential imprisonment under Section 59.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, foreign investors can develop real estate in designated Investment Zones (Freehold/Leasehold areas) after obtaining the necessary licenses.
It is the mandatory license for individuals and companies wishing to practice real estate brokerage and marketing in India.
Yes, all rental contracts must be registered with the Ministry of Municipality (Lease Registration Office) to be legally binding and enforceable.
Fees are calculated based on the project's total estimated cost and total built-up area. It typically involves an initial study fee and a final license issuance fee.

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