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Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) is a government body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Its purpose is to regulate the real estate sector, bring transparency, and protect homebuyers from unfair practices by builders and developers. RERA applies to residential and commercial real estate projects across India. Every state has its own RERA authority (like Tamil Nadu RERA, Karnataka RERA, etc.) operating under the same central law.
Before RERA, the real estate sector in India faced several challenges:
Homebuyers, especially NRIs investing from abroad had very limited legal protection. RERA was introduced to fix these gaps and create a trust-based real estate ecosystem.
Builders must disclose:
All this information is publicly available on the respective state RERA website.
For NRIs investing in Indian real estate, RERA offers:
This makes property investment in India safer, more structured, and more reliable for NRIs.
In short, RERA shifts the real estate market from builder-centric to buyer-centric.
RERA is a landmark reform that has transformed the Indian real estate sector by introducing fairness, transparency, and accountability. For NRIs, understanding RERA is essential before buying, selling, or investing in property in India.
At NRI Service Desk, we help NRIs with:
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