Showing posts with label RERA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RERA. Show all posts

Thursday, December 12, 2019

Real estate market in Gurgaon

2018 did not live by the expectations, for the real estate industry, and the market was on a slowdown from the starting of the year due to the execution of game changing policies by the government.

2020 Gurgaon is shining better than expectations, with multiple factors enhancing Gurgaon real estate development on several fronts. 


The real estate trends expected for Gurgaon in 2020:-


Economy: India’s economic growth is balanced to create more job opportunities and Gurgaon is a hub of every major business. This will lead to the establishment of jobs and more people moving to the city will lead to housing demand. There will be both, the end-users buying homes as well as the investors buying properties to generate rental income from.

GST: GST is now working absolutely smoothly and there are talks of bringing the entire real estate segment under it. The execution and reformation of GST are not just advantageous for the businesses, but also for the buyers.

Affordable Housing: he government’s initiative towards affordable housing has started creating results and more and more developers have started building projects to provide to the residents.

New launches:  Things are finally heading in the right direction and various developers are launching many new projects.  This includes both in the luxury segment as well as in the affordable.Investors are believed to be back in the market to create submissive income through rentals as there is a lot of workforces in the city, who needs housing, but does not want or cannot afford to buy one.

RERA act (Real Estate Regulatory Authority): It was introduced in 2016 to protect the interests of the home buyers. The main objective of RERA is to provide relief to buyers from malicious builders. In which the area of land proposed to be developed does not exceeds 500 sq meters or the number of apartments proposed to be developed does not exceed 8.

Infrastructure: Gurgaon is now well connected with surrounding area like Delhi, Faridabad and Sohna and major roads like NH-8, Dwarka Expressway, Southern Peripheral Road, Golf Course Extension Road, shall provide an improvement to connectivity.

There is also lots of growth expansion happening in terms of civil infrastructure as well as private one in terms of schools, hospitals, commercial space etc. It surely looks like Gurgaon offers excellent returns on investment for investors and an attractive lifestyle for end-users. For those planning to invest in 2020, Gurgaon is definitely a sure shot destination to grow your  


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Wednesday, November 20, 2019

To register under RERA project has OC (Occupancy Certificate) but no CC (Completion Certificate)

All residential projects and estate agents will also have to be registered with the regulatory authorities by 31 July. Each state and union territory will have its own regulatory authority which will implement rules and regulations as per the Act. The real estate sector got its regulatory RERA from May 1, 2017 and became functional across the country. But in fact, not all state governments have actually notified the rules in their state and many have weakened certain provisions of the law. 



A total of 14 states and union territories have notified the rules so far, while another 14 are in the advanced stage of notifying it. States have given a further 3 month grace period from May 1, 2017, to notify their respective RERA regulations and form a regulator.

But still, there are a lot of ideas on its applicability and scope. One such aspect is the absence of compulsory business certificates and completion certificates.

As per RERA rules, all ongoing, as well as under construction projects which have not yet received completion certificates, will have to register with their respective regulatory authorities by 31 July 2017. All projects will come with a minimum plots size of 500 sq meter or under the limit of 8 apartments act. The Act completes projects within the scope of the Act.

Now a question comes in our mind that what if a project has not got the Occupation Certificate but the Completion Certificate?

All such projects which are ongoing and under construction, for which the completion certificate has not been issued, the builder / developer shall make an application to the authorities within 31 July from the date of commencement of this Act.

All units are required to obtain a completion certificate before 31 July, even if the housing society is 100% occupied and all units are sold. The completion certificate is a legal document proving that the construction and safety of the new building has been completed in accordance with the rules and regulations.

In section 3 (1) of the RERA Act, which explicitly states that no developer should sell their units after May without obtaining RERA registration, a project completion certificate may be material completion but a project of society The Housing Welfare Association does not meet until the formation and operation is handed over to the society as per RERA. 


Therefore, now buyers in such projects have a much clearer picture of when they can expect possession, and what their legal recourse will be if the developer fails to deliver the project on time. This also applies to the facilities and facilities mentioned in the sale deed, from which there can be no deviation unless all buyers of the project agrees to such changes.

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Monday, November 11, 2019

Haryana RERA calls for residents to create pool in fund to end project


In its first order, the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) of Panchkula Bench, Haryana, raised funds for a group of residents to complete the project and complete the remaining construction work and relocate to their dream home. Have said.


This is a major relief for home buyers, who were expecting the completion of their flat by 2011, but could not get it because the builder failed to meet the deadline specified to Project Within. According to them, they are ready to pay 15-20% extra, but at least they will get their flats.

The Panchkula Bench of Haryana RERA has suggested them to form an association and be ready to pay extra money if needed. More than 100 residents of Piyush Heights Society of Faridabad have agreed to pool Rs 8 crore to complete the project.


The Society has 16 residential towers and the builder gave possession for only 14 towers. The remaining 2-towers were left unfinished and the buyer had to relocate to RERA as the builder could not give possession on time.

By order of RERA, the builder of Piyush Heights failed to appear in the court hearing despite public notice and in the 6th hearing, a builder spokesperson asked for he postponement. RERA adjourned the respondents. Some of the unsold flats will be sold by the district authority to recover costs.   

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Tuesday, November 5, 2019

The Government is considering giving more power to RERA officers


Real state regulators are all over India and sources have said that they will expedite amendments to the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA) to give more teeth, especially to conduct the orders passed by them.

It is not only home buyers who are obsessed with non-compliance by builders, legislation and orders established by the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), even regulators are concerned with the unfair disposition of builders.

Fed up, regulators are expected to explore further authorization under the law to make them legitimate to engage the untold inventions of builders to make them fall in line and find ways to complete projects.


They are also expected to raise issues before the government, including funding conditions for the region, which is unhappy with abandoned projects beyond the country. "Our terminal responsibility is to understand that abandoned projects are executed and therefore we have to look at liquidity issues," a regulator said.

The government is considering giving regulators more control so that they can practice bold steps. The law had created a perception in the states, there were some challenges to pursue it. He said that some legal matters need to be determined for the efficient functioning of the regulators.

It is a collective effort to recognize the issues early, address them and make suggestions to the government. Most attention is on how to strengthen and develop the system.

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