Mumbai, Aug 8 () The Bombay High Court has ruled that provisions of the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority would apply in cases of long-term lease agreements and that compensation complaints can be heard by it. A single bench of Justice Shalini Phansalkar Joshi passed the ruling yesterday while hearing appeals filed
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RERA Impact: Listed Firms Bag Bigger Pie of New Starts
Mumbai/Bengaluru: India’s property industry leaderboard is finally beginning to mirror those in other sectors of the broader economy about a year after RERA became a reality. Larger organised players, which often found themselves being undercut by smaller rivals in the past, are garnering a greater share of business,
Read MoreThe Dos and Don’ts of NRI Investing In Indian Realty
Amongst the NRI’s there are 3 types of investors. The first type look for short term gains over a period of 1-3 years, the second type look to buy for themselves and the third type are long term investors who want to be in the market for 7-10 years.
Read MoreFormer UP Shief Secretary is RERA Chief
LUCKNOW: Former UP chief secretary Rajive Kumar has been appointed the chairman of RERA. In a press release issued by principal secretary (housing) Nitin Ramesh Gokaran, late this evening it was informed that while Rajive Kumar has been appointed chairman of RERA, Balwinder Kumar, another
Read MoreRERA Slaps 32 Notices
PATNA: The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) on Wednesday issued 32 fresh show-cause notices to 10 real estate firms for advertising their projects without registering with the authority under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The ongoing project,
Read MoreMahaRERA’s 15 conciliation benches to be operational from Feb 1
MUMBAI: The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority or MahaRERA’s much-awaited 15 conciliation benches will start functioning from February 1.These benches comprising two members each, one from realty developers’ industry body and another from consumer forums, representing homebuyers would aim to provide faster relief to aggrieved entities. These teams have been formed in the backdrop of MahaRERA receiving many complaints and looking to create a filter. This body can be approached by homebuyers and builders for reaching a consensus, thus leaving only matters that cannot be resolved for MahaRERA’s intervention. The…
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