Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority reveals over 1.15 lakh units available, urging buyers to verify project data instead of succumbing to pressure.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority confirms that Vastu concerns do not permit buyers to stop payments for a ₹1.34 crore apartment in Mumbai.

MahaRERA rejects a 2% brokerage claim, confirming that commission disputes are civil matters. This ruling clarifies the regulatory boundaries for agents.

The Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority examines developer non-compliance by issuing show-cause notices to 113 firms for failing to file mandatory updates.

The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority confirms 13 new project approvals totaling ₹3,052 crore across eight districts to boost construction work.

K-RERA compliance ruling mandates Bengaluru Development Authority register its Gunjur housing project within two weeks and transfer titles to allottees.

MahaRERA brokerage refund rules clarify that agents must be registered for specific projects. Mumbai buyer claims were dismissed due to lack of verified proof.

HRERA compliance ruling reveals Nitara Projects faces investigation for selling unregistered residential floors in Gurugram, highlighting strict regulatory rules.

The RERA compliance ruling in Telangana confirms that homebuyers hold allottee status despite missing sale agreements, securing rights in a delayed project.

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority-Gurugram has cleared 35 projects in 2026. This move demonstrates the region's commitment to building transparency.

UPRERA targets 400 project approvals in 2026, marking a significant rise as infrastructure upgrades across Uttar Pradesh drive record investment momentum.

Odisha RERA compliance shifts as the authority mandates hard copy filings for offline projects starting June 2026 to improve transparency and project oversight.

Maharashtra RERA compliance faces a challenge as 8,212 projects miss reporting deadlines, triggering show cause notices for developers across the state.

MahaRERA compliance ruling affects 8,212 housing projects in Maharashtra for failing to update quarterly reports, risking registration cancellation or fines.

A RERA compliance ruling imposes a 5% project cost penalty on a Bengaluru developer for failing to refund homebuyers in the delayed Mantri Webcity project.