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.

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

Telangana RERA confirms homebuyer rights in Hyderabad’s Beccun Lifestyle project, ensuring protection regardless of formal sale agreement registration status.

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

Telangana RERA ruling confirms homebuyer status for those without registered sale agreements, securing protections for buyers in delayed Hyderabad projects.

Real estate developer refund mandates are rising as a Ghaziabad forum orders two firms to pay ₹7 lakh to a homebuyer for failing to deliver a flat by 2018.

A RERA compliance ruling orders a Pune developer to refund homebuyer deposits after a structural design issue prevented the intended merging of flat units.

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

The Bombay High Court RERA appeals ruling allows homebuyers to access builder deposits, providing crucial financial relief to buyers in delayed projects.

UP RERA new rules now enable buyers in unregistered housing projects to seek legal relief. Learn how the 2026 amendments cap transfer fees and streamline sales.

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

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.

The Forum for People's Collective Efforts (FPCE) has alleged that over 75% of state Real Estate Regulatory Authorities have not published their mandatory annual reports, raising serious questions about transparency, accountability, and homebuyer protection under the RERA Act, 2016.

MahaRERA has penalised a Goregaon (West) developer with a ₹2 lakh fine and ordered interest compensation for homebuyers after finding delayed possession and strategic misuse of arbitration in the Kalpataru Radiance D project.

In a pivotal decision, MahaRERA has ruled that homebuyers hold development rights over undivided property, marking a major shift in real estate law and strengthening consumer rights in Maharashtra.