India will be the biggest rising nation in the
world in the next 10 years. People think there is every chance that real estate
will be one of the fastest growing sectors in coming years. In Real Estate industry there is new Real
Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA).
RERA intends to protect the interests of home
buyers and improve transparency in the real estate sector. It is most importantly
for buyers, developers/promoters need to register their projects under RERA.
What is the (Real Estate
Regulatory Act) RERA?
RERA is real estate Regulation and Development
Act, 2016 passed by the Indian
Parliament. This Act will protect the interest of property buyers and increase
in real estate sectors. This Act came into force from May 1, 2016.
Why RERA?
Home buyers had
complained that real estate dealing were uneven and severely in the favor of
the real estate builders. This RERA act
is purpose to create a more impartial and fair deals between the real estate
developers and property buyers, especially in market. RERA will make real
estate purchase very easy and simple. RERA will bring better answerability and
clearness. This Act will give the real estate industry its first regulator.
RERA Act makes it mandatory for each state and union zone, to form its own controller and frame the rules that
will govern the working of the regulator.
How will RERA Act impact home buyers?
· Agreement
of 2/3rd allotters about any other change.
· Notifying
allotters about any minor addition or change.
· No
launch or announcement or promotion before registration with RERA.
· Agreement
of 2/3rd allotters for moving majority rights to 3rd party.
· Sharing
data project plan, layout, government approvals, land title status,
sub-contractors.
· Improved
declaration on the timely achievement of projects and transfer to the consumer.
· A
rise in the quality of construction due to a defect obligation period of five
years.
· Creation of RWA within stated time or 3 months after
majority of units have been sold.
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