End-to-End RERA Compliance for Real Estate Developers
We have supported developers across 3,000+ real estate projects—from registration and quarterly compliance to extensions, modifications and project completion.
Experienced.
Reliable.
Transparent.
RERA compliance involves legal, financial and operational decisions throughout a project. Our team works with developers from registration to completion—helping maintain accurate filings, manage risks and meet continuing obligations.
End-to-End RERA Services
All you need to manage your RERA compliance right from land acquisition to project completion.
Project
Registration
registering your project under RERA.
Agent
Registration
we help you become a RERA registered Agent.
Quarterly
Updates
project’s quarterly updates taken care.
Modifications / Changes
modifications / changes as per RERA.
Project
Extension
your project’s extensions under RERA.
Transfer &
Takeover
& Takeover as per all regulatory requirements.
RERA Compliance Affects More Than Project Registration
It influences how a project is marketed, funded, reported and ultimately completed.
Build Buyer Confidence
Clear, current RERA disclosures help buyers assess a project and build confidence in the developer.
Reduce Legal & Financial Exposure
Timely filings and accurate disclosures reduce the risk of penalties, disputes, project delays and reputational damage.
Keep the Project Market-Ready
Ongoing compliance supports project marketing, funding and other approvals throughout the development lifecycle.
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We help you build your real estate brand, avoid penalties, and most importantly, go-to-market faster.
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All your questions answered
RERA—the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016—promotes transparency, accountability and timely delivery in real estate projects. It regulates developers and agents, protects homebuyers and establishes penalties for non-compliance.
No. Under the RERA Act, projects generally require registration when the proposed land area exceeds 500 square metres or the project includes more than eight apartments or units, inclusive of all phases. State-specific rules may set different thresholds or requirements, so each project should be assessed under the relevant RERA authority.
RERA protects homebuyers by enforcing financial discipline on developers and mandating regular updates for better transparency. However, homebuyers should do their due diligence thoroughly before making investment decisions.
Promoters may need to file quarterly project updates, complete annual audits, maintain prescribed project accounts, report modifications and extensions, and fulfil completion-related requirements. The exact obligations depend on the project and the applicable state authority.
Yes. An end-to-end RERA consultant can coordinate project registration, periodic updates, annual audits and continuing compliance, helping maintain consistency across legal, financial and project information.
