Homebuyers' funds siphoned in Noida and Yamuna Expressway projects face a new Supreme Court probe into ₹14,559 crore, seeking answers from the ED and RBI.

Homebuyers funds siphoning: Supreme Court examines a potential ₹14,559 crore diversion in Noida residential projects, demanding replies from key authorities.

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

Karnataka RERA rules landowners and developers share equal liability for project delays, impacting the Maangalya Park Avenue project in Bengaluru South area.

KRERA rules BDA a promoter, enforcing strict compliance as it orders a ₹22 lakh penalty for project delays. This ruling strengthens homebuyer protection laws.

Himachal Pradesh RERA imposes penalty on Solan real estate projects, penalizing developer lapses in accountability and project financial management standards.

KRERA imposes penalty on Ozone Urbana developer after persistent failure to refund buyers, marking a pivotal shift in regulatory enforcement in Bengaluru.

Tamil Nadu RERA confirms developer accountability in Chennai after rejecting project delay excuses.

The Karnataka Real Estate Appellate Tribunal (KREAT) has ruled that the Bengaluru Development Authority (BDA) qualifies as a 'promoter' under RERA, mandating project registration and ensuring parity with private developers. This decision significantly impacts regulatory oversight of public real estate ventures across Karnataka.

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.

The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority has removed 22 housing projects from its abeyance list, enabling the resumption of work on approximately 8,856 stalled units across Noida, Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Agra, Meerut, and Hathras following developer compliance with regulatory requirements.

A leading homebuyers' association has urged the Union Housing Ministry to address enforcement gaps in RERA, proposing stricter SOPs to protect buyers from incomplete amenities, defaulting developers, and payment risks.

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.

Homebuyers across Bengaluru have united to oppose the Bengaluru Development Authority's petition seeking exemption from RERA regulations, citing widespread project delays and incomplete facilities.

RERA has revolutionized India's real estate sector, attracting $26 billion in private equity investments since implementation, marking a new era of transparency and investor confidence in the property market.