RERA परियोजना निर्देशिका — गुरुग्राम

Buying a non-RERA registered project carries significant risk. Unregistered projects may lack the consumer protections that RERA provides, such as escrow accounts (70% of funds) for construction, mandatory quarterly progress updates, and access to the RERA complaint mechanism. If a project should be registered but is not, the developer may face penalties, and buyers could face difficulties with delivery timelines and quality.

You can verify a RERA project on the HRERA website (hrera.org.in) by searching the project name or registration number. Check that the registration number format matches the official pattern (e.g., HRERA-PKL-GGM-XXXX-XXX). You can also use our Quick RERA Verify tool above to instantly check any registration number. Always cross-verify the project status, developer details, and possession dates on the HRERA portal.

Under RERA, buyers have the right to: (1) Receive possession as per the agreement date, with compensation for delays. (2) Access project information including sanctioned plans, approvals, and quarterly progress updates. (3) Claim refund with interest if the developer fails to deliver. (4) File complaints with HRERA for any violation, with disputes resolved within 60 days. (5) 5-year structural defect warranty from the developer.

File a complaint on the HRERA website (hrera.org.in) by registering as a complainant, filling out the complaint form, paying the fee (Rs. 1,000 for individuals), and uploading supporting documents (allotment letter, payment receipts, communication with the developer). HRERA benches in Panchkula and Gurugram hear cases. The authority aims to dispose of complaints within 60 days of the hearing.