Buying a home is a major investment, and verifying RERA details is an important step for projects covered under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Here's how you can check them.

  1. Find the Official RERA Portal

Visit the official RERA website of the state or UT where the property is located. Avoid relying only on information provided by agents or advertisements.

  1. Search for the Project

Open the registered-project search section. Search using the project name, promoter name or RERA registration number, depending on the portal.

  1. Verify the RERA Number

Compare the registration number displayed on the official portal with the number mentioned on the developer's website, brochure or advertisement.

  1. Check Promoter Details

Review the promoter or developer information available on the portal. Make sure it matches the company selling the property.

  1. Review Project Information

Check available details such as project location, registration status, proposed completion date, approved plans and other disclosed information.

  1. Check Project Updates

Where available, review construction progress, project updates and changes reported through the RERA portal.

  1. Compare Before Booking

Compare the official RERA information with what the developer or agent has promised. Investigate significant differences before paying a booking amount.

  1. Check Complaints or Orders

If the state portal provides this information, review relevant complaints, regulatory orders or decisions involving the project or promoter.

GenVilla Tip: A RERA number alone should not be your only check. Verify the project's official details and other legal documents, and consider professional legal advice before making a major property investment.