Trailing the zero hours as per a government official, Rs. 42,000 Crore tax was deposited till August 21 which is expected to accumulate by the midnight.

The Real Estate Regulation Authority (RERA) Act, has now become a ground reality in real estate sectors.

The State Government of Uttar Pradesh has beefed up to provide abetment to the bankrupt homebuyers who have invested their life’s saving.

RERA Rajasthan: Deadline has been extended for projects in Rajasthan. The new RERA deadline is August 31, 2017,

India’s largest realty firm DLF Limited has proclaimed downfall of 58% in its consolidated net profit at Rs 109.01 crore for the quarter that ended June.

A start-up India Hub was launched by the Union Commerce & Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.

To reduce risk entrepreneur seeks for investment from the second party, in due course diluting his own equity in the start-up.

Since RERA came in there has been downtime in home buying and property development as home loan market has struck its lowest.

Homebuyers who are heavy-hearted with Haryana’s RERA Act are in the intention of percolating to the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) to protect their interests.

Though the Central Authority allows secondary modifications as per the sources Telangana regime has decided to keep the Central Act as it is making nominal changes.

UP RERA- The State Authority not only extended the RERA deadline but also amended the definition of ongoing projects.

RERA Karnataka- The builders who failed to register themselves with RERA Authority are barricaded from advertising, marketing, booking, selling or offering to sell any plot, apartment or building.

Though the RERA deadline for registration ended on July 31, 2017, there are nearby 400 registrations that still hang out with Haryana State Authority.

An escape window of 90 days was provided to the developers so that they can register their new and ongoing projects under RERA.

The State Government has provided a stretch to builders in Goa for ongoing projects to be registered under RERA, even though the Central Government refused to stipend the extension.