Karnataka's citizens will queue up at poll booths tomorrow to elect the next government in the southern state. While the political parties ...

The circular stated that the property development companies that fail to update the quarterly and annual audit within15 days from the due d...

Follows Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh; move expected to cut down number of complaints under RERA.

Lacking powers to enforce its orders, RERA has referred the cases to deputy commissioners of districts, asking them to auction properties o...

With over 1,000 real estate projects in the state not registering with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) and their proponents not...

Industry executives and experts said that frequent changes in regulatory authority chiefs do not augur well for either the real estate sect...

As per the latest registration updates, more than 32,306 projects and 23,111 real estate agents have been registered under RERA across stat...

States such as Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana, and Tamil Nadu among others where implementation of Rera is not up to the mark, the propo...

"The dream run of cooperative housing societies, which made hay during the property boom in Bengaluru and other major cities of Karnataka, ...

Sections of developers and home buyers are disappointed that the authority is acting more like another urban civic body rather than learnin...

Builders are expected to disclose project-related information including project plan, layout and government approvals-related information t...

Housing minister M Krishnappa said: "We are almost ready with the final rules, except for some changes which have to be approved by the cab...

Although Karnataka was the first state to notify the draft rules last year, it’s yet to come out with the final rules and set up a state-le...

Karnataka housing secretary also promised not to tamper with the fundamental rule that all ongoing projects are to be covered under RERA, o...

So far only Maharashtra, UP, MP, Andhra, Rajasthan, Gujarat and Odisha have finalised RERA rules, while Karnataka, West Bengal and Tamil Na...

The big real estate developers are hoping that the new Act will stabilize the housing market by throwing out illegal players.

The RERA comes under the purview of the Concurrent List and hence both the Union and the states can legislate which may create confusion.