The NCLAT has set aside the NCLT's insolvency order against Mahagun India Pvt Ltd, citing procedural lapses and directing a fresh project-specific hearing. The decision brings relief to thousands of homebuyers in non-defaulting projects.

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 Supreme Court has established December 5, 2025, as the absolute final deadline for Jaypee Infratech homebuyers to submit claims for refund or flat allotment under Suraksha Realty's resolution plan.

A Central Advisory Council member has questioned the effectiveness of RERA registration, calling for mandatory developer declarations and clearance of all dues before new project approvals to protect homebuyers.

A leading pan-India homebuyers' association has urged the Union Housing Ministry to address critical gaps in RERA enforcement, proposing mandatory escrow accounts for amenities, builder verification mechanisms, uniform exit policies, and standardized operating procedures across state regulators.

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.

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.

India's Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs has launched a unified RERA portal that consolidates real estate project data from all states, promising unprecedented transparency and buyer protection in the property sector.

UP RERA introduces a new online tool enabling homebuyers to report developers who collect payments through unauthorized accounts, strengthening transparency in real estate transactions.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has delivered a landmark verdict that significantly strengthens the position of homebuyers across Maharashtra, declaring that MahaRERA cannot arbitrarily extend flat delivery deadlines without buyer consent.

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.

Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority issues decisive ruling against Mumbai developer for improperly allocating parking spaces across building wings, setting new transparency standards.