RERA 2026: A Compliance Guide for Property Buyers & Developers
Adv. Amit Verma
Real Estate
Registration thresholds, disclosure norms and dispute timelines under the latest RERA guidelines.
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act brought transparency and accountability to a sector long marked by delays. Whether you are a buyer or a developer, understanding your rights and obligations under RERA is essential.
For developers
- Register qualifying projects before any advertising or sale.
- Maintain the prescribed share of buyer funds in a dedicated project escrow account.
- Disclose approvals, timelines and carpet area accurately on the RERA portal.
For buyers
Always verify a project’s RERA registration number before booking. The portal lets you check approvals, the promoter’s track record and the committed completion date — your strongest protection against delays and misrepresentation.
Resolving disputes
RERA provides a dedicated adjudication mechanism with defined timelines, generally faster than ordinary civil litigation. Complaints can seek refunds, interest for delay or completion of the project.
This article is for general information only and is not legal advice. Laws change and every situation is different — speak to a Legal Door expert before acting on it.
Written by
Adv. Amit Verma
Real Estate, Legal Door LLP