Q:Since RERA ACT has no notion of built-up or super built up area and only includes carpet area, will the registry of apartment be on the basis of carpet area?
Q:The Real Estate Agency of India passed the Real Estate Regulatory and Authority (RERA) Act in March 2016. This act has been made in accordance to increasing complaints against the builders or promoters andhttp://www.reraconsultants.com/ the real estate agents. These complaints are mainly regarding the late possession of a house to the buyer, faults in the society,
Latest Answer: Major Benefits of the RERA Act for Buyers Right to information to property. Standardized Carpet Area. No delays in the project. There is more transparency in the system.
Latest Answer: Right Gaurav,
Transparency is the biggest benefit of this Bill. Approvals, passing of plans, carpet area, built-up area all these information will be available to consumer. Nothing would be hidden, that is the principle aspect of the Bill.
Latest Answer: The Real Estate Regulation and Development Bill, 2013, seeks to establish Real Estate Regulatory Authorities at the state level for the regulation and development of the real estate sector. It aims at ensuring consumer protection and standardization in business practices and transactions in the real estate sector.
Q:Hi! The Real Estate Regulation Bill, which was 1st presented by the UPA government in the Rajya Sabha in August 2013, was accepted by the Union Cabinet on 7th April 2015.
Latest Answer: But decision is yet to come Keshav.....and hoping for the best...
Now, housing projects on more than 500 sq-mt would have to register with the proposed real estate regulator as opposed to the threshold at 1000 sq-mt that was fixed earlier. Also, the interest rate payable by the promoter or allottee in case of any default by either would be the same now.
Latest Answer: But decision is yet to come Kaushik.....and hoping for the best...
Now, housing projects on more than 500 sq-mt would have to register with the proposed real estate regulator as opposed to the threshold at 1000 sq-mt that was fixed earlier. Also, the interest rate payable by the promoter or allottee in case of any default by either would be the same now.
Q:The Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Bill, 2013, drafted by the last union government has submitted for few changes and is now in final stages of being presented for approval by the present government.
Latest Answer: But decision is yet to come.....and hoping for the best...
Now, housing projects on more than 500 sq-mt would have to register with the proposed real estate regulator as opposed to the threshold at 1000 sq-mt that was fixed earlier. Also, the interest rate payable by the promoter or allottee in case of any default by either would be the same now.
Q:The NDA Government is planning to introduce a extensive real estate regulation bill to protect the interests of the buyers as well as to regulate the industry
Latest Answer: But decision is yet to come Subramanya sir.....and waiting for the finger crossed...
Now, housing projects on more than 500 sq-mt would have to register with the proposed real estate regulator as opposed to the threshold at 1000 sq-mt that was fixed earlier. Also, the interest rate payable by the promoter or allottee in case of any default by either would be the same now.
Latest Answer: I totally agree with you Arpit......
"All's Well That Ends Well" is a Idioms that suited this market perfectly. It is true that the bill can help farmers but at the same time it will not harm the real estate sector or developers if it is handled in a right manner.
Q:I heard about real estate regulation bill, that the centre is hoping to bring in the twin states of Telengana and Seemandhra. Is this true guys? Will this bill be in favour of the buyers or the builders?
Latest Answer: Good evening friends!!!!!
It is noted that the Housing Ministry has accepted a proposal of a Parliamentary panel's recommendation on the Real Estate Bill to make the provisions stricter and increase the 50% threshold but not lower it. The Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation ministry has also accepted all 38 recommendations made by the 21-member Rajya Sabha select committee which submitted its report last week.