RERA Project Registration

Under RERA, most real estate projects above the threshold of land area or number of units prescribed by the state must be registered with the Real Estate Regulatory Authority before any advertisement, marketing, booking, or sale. Project registration requires detailed legal, technical, and financial disclosures, including approvals, sanctioned plans, the proforma agreement, declared timelines, and the designated bank account. Getting this right the first time avoids delays and rejections.

We manage the entire project registration process for promoters, and continue to support you with quarterly updates and audit after registration. Our broader services for developers also cover project extensions and modifications. New to RERA? Start with our RERA overview.

Our Project Registration Services

Eligibility Assessment

Checking whether and how your project must be registered.

Document Preparation

Compiling approvals, plans, agreements, and declarations.

Designated Account Setup

Guidance on opening the prescribed separate project account.

Portal Filing

Accurate submission of the registration application online.

Query Resolution

Responding to clarifications raised by the authority.

Post-Registration Compliance

Setting you up for quarterly updates and ongoing filings.

Our Approach

Checking the applicability of RERA to your project
Compiling all legal, technical, and financial documents
Setting up the designated bank account
Filing the registration application on the portal
Resolving queries until registration is granted

Benefits of Project Registration

Legal right to advertise, market, and sell the project
Transparency on approvals, plans, and timelines
Greater buyer trust and confidence
Reduced risk of penalties for non-registration
Smoother approvals through accurate filing
A structured base for ongoing compliance

Why Choose Us?

End-to-end project registration filing
Accuracy in documents and disclosures
Chartered Accountant certification support
Sound knowledge of the RERA portal and process
Continued support for quarterly updates and audit

Frequently Asked Questions

Which projects need RERA registration?

Most real estate projects where the land or the number of proposed units exceeds the threshold prescribed by the state must be registered under RERA. Smaller projects and certain repair or renovation works may be exempt, subject to state rules.

What documents are required for project registration?

Typical documents include land title and ownership details, approvals and sanctioned plans, the layout and project specifications, the proforma agreement for sale, promoter details, and declarations regarding timelines and the designated account.

Can a project be advertised before RERA registration?

No. A promoter cannot advertise, market, book, sell, or offer to sell units in an applicable project before obtaining RERA registration. Doing so can attract penalties under the Act.

How long does RERA project registration take?

The authority is generally required to grant registration or communicate rejection within a defined period after a complete application is filed. The actual time depends on the completeness of documents and the practices of the state authority.

What is the validity of RERA project registration?

Project registration is valid up to the completion date declared by the promoter at the time of registration. If more time is needed, the promoter can apply for an extension of the registration as permitted under the rules.