How Can a Builder Comply with RERA?

How Can a Builder Comply with RERA?


Project Registration

Registration of Project: Builders must register their projects with the RERA authority before advertising, marketing, or selling any units.


Advertisement

Advertisement: Any advertisement or promotion must adhere to the details provided during the registration of the project.


Withdrawal – POC Procedure

Withdrawal Process: Builders can withdraw funds from the project account according to the Percentage of Completion (POC) method.


Website Update / Disclosures

Website Updates and Disclosures: Regular updates and disclosures must be made on the RERA website to maintain transparency.


Carpet Area

Carpet Area: The carpet area of the units must be clearly defined and communicated to the buyers.


Changes in Project – Approval of 2/3 Allottees

Project Changes: Any major changes in the project plan require the approval of two-thirds of the allottees.


Project Accounts – Audit

Project Accounts Audit: The project accounts must be audited regularly.


Deposit 70% of Collected Funds from Allottees into Project Account

Fund Deposit: Builders must deposit 70% of the collected funds from the allottees into the project account. Withdrawals from this account can be made to cover construction and land costs.


Withdrawals Should Be in Proportion to the Percentage of Completion

Proportionate Withdrawals: Funds should be withdrawn in proportion to the completion percentage of the project.


Withdrawal Certification

Withdrawal Certification: Withdrawals must be certified by an engineer, architect, and Chartered Accountant (CA).


Arrangement to Freeze Non-compliant Project Bank Accounts

Non-compliant Account Freezing: RERA has provisions to freeze project bank accounts if they are non-compliant.


Interest for Delays

Interest for Delays: Interest rates for delays will be the same for both the customer and the promoter.


Information a Builder Must Provide Under RERA

Details of Apartments

Number, Type, and Carpet Area: Information on the number, type, and carpet area of the apartments.


Approval for Major Additions or Alterations

Approval for Changes: Approval must be obtained from affected allottees for any major additions or alterations.


Quarterly Updates on RERA Website

Unallocated Inventory and Pending Approvals: Quarterly updates on unsold inventory and pending approvals must be provided on the RERA website.


Project Completion Timeline

Completion Timeframe: The timeframe for project completion must be specified.


No False Statements or Promises in Advertisements

Accurate Advertisements: Advertisements must not contain false statements or promises.


No Arbitrary Cancellation of Units

No Arbitrary Cancellations: Units cannot be arbitrarily canceled by the promoter.