Maharashtra government examines repealing the 1963 MOFA Act as RERA provisions increasingly overlap, sparking debate among developers, housing societies, and homebuyers about regulatory protection and legal clarity.

The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission has ruled that developers offering possession without an Occupancy Certificate must refund homebuyers with interest, setting a landmark precedent for buyer protection.

Nearly a decade after RERA's introduction, Indian homebuyers continue battling project delays, poor construction quality, and broken developer promises, with regulatory enforcement remaining weak and inconsistent across states.

Hundreds of NRI investors remain trapped in a decade-long wait for their dream homes in Bengaluru's Ozone Urbana project, highlighting serious gaps in India's real estate protection mechanisms.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has delivered decisive rulings against property developers who attempt to modify possession deadlines without formal written consent from homebuyers, establishing five core legal standards that strengthen buyer protection.

Comprehensive guide to RERA homebuyer rights in India. Learn about delay compensation, quality construction guarantees, refund rights, complaint filing process and state-wise implementation. Protect your property investment with expert tips and real case studies.

Discover how a common payment clause in Indian real estate contracts can lead to early cash outflows—even when construction is delayed. Know your legal rights and protect your investment.

While RERA aims to protect Indian homebuyers, certain missteps can leave them without legal relief. Learn 6 key scenarios where RERA may not apply and how to avoid them.

Understand how a builder or owner can (and cannot) sell mortgaged property without a bank’s NOC. Learn the laws, risks, and redressal options for buyers

Buying a home? Know your rights under RERA! This guide explains homebuyer rights, compensation for delays, refund policies & legal protections. Read now!

For every homebuyer, the happiest milestone is when their investment materializes as they receive possession of their property. This moment transforms their financial commitment into a tangible asset.

With a landmark verdict, a Mumbai consumer commission ordered a development company to pay purchaser Neela Pawar with INR 8.5 lakh and return INR 7.5 lakh for failing to get licences for a Kandivli redevelopment project. This ruling shows the consequences of unlicensed redevelopment.