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What RERA requires from plot promoters

The main obligations the RERA Act places on promoters of registered plotted projects, and how they protect buyers.

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The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 sets obligations for promoters of registered projects, including plotted developments.

  • Registration before marketing: projects covered by the Act must be registered before they are advertised or sold.
  • Disclosure: the promoter uploads approvals, plans, title details and a completion timeline to the authority’s website.
  • Separate account: a large share of money collected from buyers (70% under the Act) must be kept in a separate account and used for the project.
  • Updates: the promoter must update project progress on the authority’s website.
  • Advance limit: the promoter cannot take more than 10% of the cost as an advance without first executing a registered agreement for sale.
  • Delay remedies: buyers can seek refund with interest, or interest for delay, under the Act.

General information, not legal advice

Rules, rates and portals change. Confirm the current position with the authority named and a qualified property lawyer before you pay.

Published: 10 October 2026

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Sources

  1. Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority
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