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In
India, buying a home isn't just about purchasing a property. Buyers today are
looking for more than just property; they want a home that adds value to their
lifestyle. In the past few years, the expansion of Indian markets and
businesses globally has led to increased prices in the real estate sector.
Hence, the introduction of RERA (Real Estate Regulation And Development) Act
enacted in 2016 served as a major breakthrough in the field of real estate
marketing.
The
RERA Regulations Act was initiated by the Parliament to safeguard buyer's
rights and ensure adequate transparency from developers and buyers. When the
real estate sector gained momentum, the absence of RERA Regulations led to
violations and fraudulent acts to cash in on the prospective buyer's lack of
information. The RERA Act ensures that developers are held accountable for
their actions.
The
introduction of the RERA Regulations Act marked a significant shift in the real
estate industry. It made room for authenticity in business and effectively
protected the interests of homebuyers.
Since
its commencement, the RERA Act has encouraged positive actions and it continues
to boost the real estate market immensely today. Yet, many people are still
unaware about its major benefits.
If
you are one of them, we are here to guide you along. Whether you are a developer or buyer, the RERA Act is
equivalent to catering fairly in all marketing aspects.
How Does The
RERA Regulations Work In Reshaping Property Marketing?
● Before the RERA Act was
implemented in 2017, buyers were stuck with irregularities with respect to
timely completion of projects. There were frequent delays, for months and years
without imposition of any strict actions for the developers. The legal recourse
for buyers also carried minimum scope.
● Developers resorted to fake
advertising and no legal registration of ongoing projects. There was no
verification of legitimate sales initiated by the developer. Hence, the
enforcement of RERA Act reshaped the real estate in the right direction.
● The regularized legislature
generated absolute transparency which was previously non-existent in real
estate history. So, as the RERA Act continues to safeguard buyers from
unauthorized business practices, it is important to understand its role in
reshaping the homebuying process.
● Under the RERA Act,
developers are instructed to register their project before they can begin any
marketing strategies. It is necessary to mention the registration number in the
ads and brochures to ensure lawfulness of the project. The developer’s
compliance with legal procedures increases the credibility of the project and
also strengthens the trust level of the buyers.
● When developers receive the
registered RERA number of their project, they are liable to disclose details to
the buyer, including carpet area, layout plans, construction schedule,
financial status, any changes in development, including modifications made
during the course of further foundation plans.
● Further, they should abide by
the mentioned duration for completion of the project, the failure of which
results in penalty charges. This rule has lessened project delays and false
promises made by the developers.
● Unlike previously, where
there was no need for agents to have a registered number, things have changed
and it is all for the better.
● Agents have to get their
registered RERA id for them to be eligible in assisting buyers during the
purchase process. It ensures that they don’t mislead the consumers and maintain
proper documentation of the purchase deal. If any major details are missed or
skipped intentionally, they are imposed with penalty charges as per the RERA
Act.
● The RERA Act protects
consumers from any possible frauds or discrepancies caused by the developers.
Hence, it is mandatory for the developers to keep the buyers in loop about the
project’s undertakings. If a project misses its deadline, the buyer is owed
fair compensation. RERA is available for buyers to address their grievances.
They are swift in action to resolve any issues compared to other traditional
legal formalities which are technically more time-consuming.
● So, by safeguarding the
buyers from incurring losses and implementing stricter rules, RERA is reshaping
the marketing game, one correct measure at a time.
● Additionally, since the RERA
Act came into force, the transparency of project details are
palpable in terms of verified credentials by the developers. The RERA portal is
reshaping digital clarity with informational marketing online that is reliable
and thoroughly validated.
● Lastly, the developer creates
an honest brand image of their project when they adhere to the lawful
procedures. RERA verification is more than a formality: it’s a signal of
reliability that builds lasting buyer confidence.
Conclusion
The
rules of the RERA act are reshaping how prospective buyers view a project in
terms of its authenticity before making a confident decision.
In
the evolving structure of the real estate market, RERA has changed the dynamics
that govern the marketing rules of home buying in India. It is constantly
reshaping a way for developers to walk on the path of continued success by
maintaining a strong sense of commitment and consistency.
Meanwhile,
for the consumers it has opened doors of trust, clarity and convenience that
safeguards them now, more than ever.
FAQ
Q1: Why was RERA introduced?
RERA was introduced by the Government of India
through the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 to ensure
transparency in the home buying process. The main purpose of RERA Act is to
safeguard buyers from misleading advertisements and fraudulent activities.
Q2: What are the benefits of buying a
RERA registered property?
When buyers invest in RERA registered
property, they are ensured legal protection, on-time delivery of projects,
authenticity by the developers and compensations in case of project delays.
Q3: How can a buyer file a complaint
with the RERA Authority?
The buyer can visit the RERA portal online to
file a grievance or also visit the RERA office physically so that their
complaints are heard by the authorities.
Q4: What happens when a developer
fails to register under the RERA Act?
If the builder doesn’t follow the RERA rules,
he is liable to pay a penalty fine, 10% of project cost or imprisonment.
Article authored by: Team Propfyndx
Date: 30th July, 2025






