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Karnataka Rera will penalize real estate promoters Rs 25,000 per quarter for failing to submit project progress reports starting financial year 2025-26. Promoters have a final chance to submit overdue reports by February 20, 2026, without penalty. This move aims to protect homebuyer rights and ensure project transparency. Builders suggest penalties should be nominal, while homebuyers welcome the initiative.

Gurugram RERA has issued a crucial advisory for homebuyers and property investors. It strongly recommends engaging only with real estate agents registered with the Authority. Dealing with unregistered intermediaries poses significant legal and financial risks.

Punjab Rera has ordered the Mohali deputy commissioner to recover over Rs 25 lakh from Gmada, deeming it a judgment debtor. Gmada failed to provide timely possession of a plot auctioned in IT City in 2016, despite Rera’s directives. The authority will now proceed against Gmada’s assets to enforce the recovery.

After 19 complaints, K-RERA set a 30-day deadline for a Haryana developer to detail completed works, pending amenities, timelines, and statutory compliances, failing which Section 63 penalties may follow apply

Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority has ruled developers must pay maintenance for unsold housing units. This applies from the date Building Use permission is granted until the units are sold. The authority stated promoters are responsible for running maintenance on unsold flats. This decision impacts many housing societies. Developers cannot avoid maintenance liabilities for unsold inventory after BU permission.

Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-Rera) has finally blinked and will soon make it mandatory for builders to mention parking spaces in allotment letters and agreements for sale — an issue long flagged by flat buyers who have been having parking space-related disputes with builders. With this, accessibility-related concerns and safety and usability issues are also being addressed.

Bengaluru homebuyer secured relief from K-RERA after builders failed to deliver possession even after executing two agreements, prompting the Authority to order refund with interest and permit recovery action

Recovery of funds for homebuyers through MahaRERA warrants is significantly slow, with only a third of the Rs 791.55 crore due having been collected. Despite numerous complaints and favorable orders, homebuyers are experiencing prolonged delays in receiving their money, highlighting systemic enforcement issues.