RERA Project Modifications & Changes
Assess and obtain approvals for structural, design, plan and promoter-information changes.
Local Expertise Across Southern India
Modifications or Changes to
RERA registered projects?
01/03
From approvals to allottee consent, our team will guide you through the process with great efficiency.
02/03
What You Need to Know?
Prior Approvals
Any project modifications must be first approved by relevant local planning or municipal authorities irrespective of the nature of changes.
2/3rd Allottee Consent
As per Section 14 of the RERA act, 2/3rd (two-thirds) of the allottees must give a written consent for all structural / design changes to be carried out.
Fresh Registration or Re-registration
Consult and avail guidance from experienced professionals to know if the intended changes require a fresh or re-registration of an already registered project.
03/03
Our 4-Step 'Project Modification' Process
Free Expert Consultation
Detailed discussion to understand your project and confirm your project’s applicability for modification—completely free of cost.
Document Preparation
Our specialists help you gather, verify, and organize every required document—saving you time and avoiding costly mistakes.
Accurate Application Filing
We prepare and file the modification application with the required approvals, consents and supporting documents.
Fast Approval & Certification
We handle all follow-ups with authorities, monitor application status, and secure your approval—quickly and without stress.
Key Takeaways for Developers
Project modifications under RERA is a regulated process to protect home buyers and allottees. Real estate promoters / developers must take due care and comply with the guidelines under Section14 of the RERA act by availing necessary and prior approvals before modifying or making changes to a project.

- Changes can be structural / design or even promoters’ information
- Assess the extent of changes to identify if the project needs a fresh registration
- Prior approvals from local regulatory or municipal bodies are a must
- 2/3rd Allottee consent is mandatory if the changes are significant or major
-
Delays or non-compliance can lead to
heavy penalties - Maintain transparency and clearly communicate the list of changes to all stakeholders
Don’t Let Regulations Delay Your Project Launch.
Let our team assess the proposed changes and coordinate the documentation, consents and approvals required.

All your questions answered

Yes. Changes to registered promoter or project information, including an office address or contact details, should be updated with the relevant RERA authority in the prescribed manner. Requirements vary by state.
Modification and project extension can be filed together under RERA only if the project end date has not expired. If it has, they must be filed separately.
For significant modifications requiring consent, the threshold is calculated with reference to the allottees in the project, not the percentage of total inventory sold. The exact requirement should be assessed for the proposed change and applicable state rules.
