RERA Project Transfer & Takeover Services
Plan a project transfer, takeover or promoter change with legal and regulatory clarity.
Local Expertise Across Southern India
Transfer & Takeover of Real Estate
Projects under RERA
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Switching of developers or taking over a stalled project? We ensure a smooth transition with all legal aspects covered.
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What You Need to Know?
Common Triggers
Financial irregularities or constraints, IBC / NCLT regulations, or the lender investor mandates are the key triggers for many promoters look to exiting, collaborate or partnering opportunities.
Key Laws impacting project Transfers
Some for the foremost laws effecting project transfers are due to the stringent requirement by Property Laws, Income Tax Act, GST, RERA, Customer & Vendor contracts among others.
Increased Regulation & Transparency
To enforce best practices and increase customer transparency, RERA act has been impacting consolidation by way of transfer & takeover of projects across the real estate market staying true to the goal of the act to provide an organized and structured real estate market.
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Our 4-Step Process for 'Transfer & Takeover' of Projects
Free Expert Consultation
Detailed discussion to understand your project and confirm your project’s applicability for Transfer & Takeover of Projects—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 application with the agreements, consents, disclosures and supporting documents required for review.
Fast Approval & Certification
We handle all follow-ups with authorities, monitor application status, and secure your project’s approval—quickly and without stress.
Key Takeaways for Developers
Section 15 of RERA makes it mandatory to secure consent and approvals before transferring majority rights and liabilities of a project. Some state authorities like MahaRERA and KRERA have also issued circulars prescribing the procedure for such takeovers.

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Prior written consent of
2/3rd of allottees - Prior written approval from the respective state’s RERA Authority
- Applications should be submitted only in the prescribed formats
- List of complaints before the authority or pending litigations, court orders etc
- CA certificates on financials of the project including money collected from customers, utilization etc.
- Professional certificates from Architects, Engineers, Cas endorsing the status of the real estate project
Don’t Let Regulations Delay Your Project Launch.
Get coordinated legal, financial and regulatory support for a compliant project transition.

All your questions answered

Section 15 of the RERA Act requires prior written consent from two-thirds of the allottees and prior approval from the relevant RERA authority when a promoter transfers or assigns majority rights and liabilities to a third party.
Requirements vary by project and authority, but commonly include declarations from incoming and outgoing promoters, legal and financial status reports, allottee consent, project approvals and supporting professional certificates.
A project transfer can involve RERA, property law, contracts, finance, tax and other approvals. Coordinated professional support helps identify gaps and prepare consistent documentation across these requirements.
