Punjab RERA ruling confirms developers must pay ₹25 lakh in delay interest by anchoring project timelines to the initial booking date for all homebuyers.

A RERA compliance ruling forces Aansav Realty in Goa to hand over a flat to a buyer after a seven-year wait, highlighting the authority's strict legal stance.

The RERA appeals ruling now allows Mumbai homebuyers to withdraw builder deposits during litigation, marking a major shift in consumer protection standards.

RERA jurisdiction rulings in Gurugram clarify authority limits, dismissing older claims and confirming finality for settled property disputes in Haryana.

Griha Pravesh Muhurat 2026 reveals the most auspicious dates for home entries, aligning solar transitions with Vastu Shastra to ensure prosperity and peace.

Homebuyer possession rights under RERA Section 18 provide critical financial protection against project delays that impact rental yields and home loan EMIs.

A Mumbai civil court has directed a Chembur housing society to yield possession of a redeveloped apartment to a widow and her son, resolving a protracted dispute stemming from family claims and delayed reconstruction compensation.

The Punjab RERA has mandated Omaxe Chandigarh Extension Developers to compensate homebuyers over ₹53.65 lakh in interest for failing to deliver a 3BHK flat on schedule in New Chandigarh. The ruling reinforces buyer rights against pandemic-related delays.

3. Short Intro: Over 300 families in Gurugram's Ansal Heights, Sector 92, have been waiting nearly a decade for their occupancy certificate despite taking possession in 2015–16. With property registration blocked, home loans denied, and resale frozen.

A District Consumer Commission has directed Green Space Infraheights Pvt Ltd to pay 12% annual interest to a homebuyer for delayed possession, reinforcing the principle that builders must compensate buyers fairly for contractual breaches in project delivery.

Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal rules that statutory charges like GST, stamp duty, and TDS paid by homebuyers cannot be recovered from developers in delayed-possession cases, as these payments go directly to government authorities.

Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority has launched a new Standard Operating Procedure ensuring homebuyers receive compensation within 60 days, with strict enforcement measures including potential imprisonment for defaulting developers.

Ashiana Housing Ltd has launched Phase 2 of its senior living project Ashiana Vatsalya in Chennai, offering 430 units priced between ₹75 lakh and ₹1.61 crore with possession expected by July 2028.

The NCDRC has ruled that developers must obtain Occupancy Certificates before handing over possession, entitling homebuyers to full refunds with interest if this requirement is violated, marking a major win for consumer protection in India's real estate sector.

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.