Is Project RERA Registered?
Is project RERA registered? Learn how to verify RERA status online in 3 simple steps. Protect your property investment with complete buyer protection guide.
Lomes Realty
11/15/20251 min read
RERA stands for the Real Estate Act of 2016, a landmark legislation designed to protect homebuyers and ensure transparency in the real estate sector. If you're unfamiliar with RERA or unsure why it matters, this guide will change the way you approach property investment.
What is RERA Registration?
RERA registration is when a builder or developer submits their project to the Real Estate Regulatory Authority and receives official approval. This isn't just a rubber-stamp approval—it's a comprehensive vetting process.
When a project is RERA registered, the developer has disclosed:
Legal approvals from government authorities
Complete project details and specifications
Construction timelines and delivery dates
Financial plans and payment structures
Carpet area definitions and property dimensions
This transparency is the foundation of buyer protection in India's real estate market.
What RERA Ensures
RERA doesn't just hold builders accountable—it sets specific standards for projects:
Carpet Area Definition: RERA clearly defines what "carpet area" means, eliminating confusion and manipulation in how properties are measured and priced.
Timely Completion: Developers must complete projects on schedule. Delays result in financial penalties to buyers, creating real incentive for on-time delivery.
Quality Construction: RERA mandates quality standards that must be met during construction, protecting the long-term value of your investment.
Reduced Fraud Risk: With detailed project information available online through the RERA portal, it's nearly impossible for fraudulent projects to hide.
How to Verify RERA Registration
The process is simple. You can verify if a project is RERA registered by:
Check the RERA Portal: Visit your state's official RERA website and search for the project name
Ask the Builder: Any legitimate builder will proudly share their RERA registration certificate
Review Project Details: Verify that the information on the portal matches what the builder is telling you
Consult an Advocate: A local property lawyer can verify registration authenticity
Never trust verbal assurances. Always get written proof of RERA registration before committing to any property purchase.
The Bottom Line: One Question, Complete Protection
Next time you're considering a property purchase, ask one simple question: "Is this project RERA registered?"
