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RERA in Practice: What Every Property Buyer Should Know

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14 February 20266 min read

RERA mandates project registration, escrow of 70% of buyer receipts for construction costs, and standardised carpet-area disclosures.

Delayed possession entitles buyers to interest or refund, enforceable through the state Real Estate Regulatory Authority without needing to file a civil suit.

Title due-diligence remains essential even for RERA-registered projects — encumbrances and litigation history are not always visible on the regulator's portal.

Our real estate team reviews agreements for sale, conducts title searches and represents buyers before RERA authorities across states.

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