Commitment Not Fulfilled By Builders (But D&C Does)

• Follow RERA Timeline for Home Possession

• The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) was introduced in India in 2016 to regulate the real estate industry and protect the interests of home buyers. One of the key provisions of RERA is to require the developer to provide the title to the home to the purchaser within a specified period. RERA provides homebuyers with a framework for timely title transfers and imposes stiff penalties on builders who fail to meet these deadlines. The builder must register the project with her RERA and provide accurate information on the progress of the construction work.

• Sufficient Amenities

• One of the most common complaints home buyers have with property developers is their inability to deliver the amenities promised in brochures and advertisements. Builders often offer some attractive amenities to attract homebuyers, but when it comes to the actual delivery, they fall short of their promises.