RERA Delhi

The Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) in Delhi aims to bring transparency by ensuring that promoters share information regarding timelines, cost, quality standards of the proposed project with homebuyers. As per the RERA rules, promoters need to furnish compliance certificates from the civil authorities.

RERA also aims to help homebuyers to make informed decisions and reduce the potential risk of fraudulent practices in the real estate market.

Here are some key objectives of the authority:

• Its primary function is to regulate and foster the real estate sector to safeguard the interests of the homebuyers

• It registers all real estate projects and agents within the NCT of Delhi

• It aims to bring transparency by ensuring mandatory disclosure of project details by the promoters

• It has established an adjudicating mechanism that facilitates quick resolution of disputes between the concerned parties

• It has formed an Appellate Tribunal that hears appeals from orders of RERA Delhi

The NCTD Real Estate (Regulation & Development) (Registration of Projects and Extension of Registration) Guidelines, 2023, mandates registration of all real estate projects in the union territory. Here are the steps to be followed for a new project registration:

1. Visit the official RERA Delhi portal at https://rera.delhi.gov.in/

2. Navigate to the ‘Online Registration’ category on the dashboard at the top

3. Select the ‘Register as Promoter/Project’, or ‘Real Estate Agent’ or ‘Register as Buyer’ option 

4. Create an account by choosing the promoter type, name, email address, and mobile number

5. Log in to your account and enter the relevant details in the application form, such as the promoter’s details, project details, and the bank details of the project

6. Attach the required documents and pay the applicable fee to complete the registration process

The applicable fee varies depending on the type of the project, as mentioned below:

Disclaimer: The above-mentioned fees and charges may change subject to the changes in rules as notified by the Delhi RERA.

Implementing a real estate project in Delhi requires registration with RERA. Here are some of the essential documents a promoter has to provide:

• Proof of residence and PAN card

• Details of the projects carried out in the last 5 years and their current status

• A copy of a legal title deed

• Details of the land encumbrance certificate (if available)

• Location of the project with clear demarcation of boundaries

• Development plan for the project

• Details of basic amenities and other facilities proposed at the project

• Copies of the approval and commencement certificates issued by competent authorities

• Number, types, and carpet area of proposed apartments

• Aggregate area of open and covered parking areas

• Details of associated architects, engineers, and contractors

• Details of architecture, design standards, type of construction technology used, and earthquake-resistant measures

• Pro forma of the allotment letter, agreement of sale, and conveyance deed 

• A declaration stating that the developer has a legal deed for the land where the project is proposed

• A declaration stating that the project will be completed within the specified time and 70% of the received funds will be deposited in an escrow account

Note that the promoter is required to furnish 3 sets of hard copies of the furnished documents within 3 days of submitting their application.

You can contact the concerned authorities at RERA through the following channels:

• Address: 2nd Floor, Shivaji Stadium Annexe Building, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Marg, New Delhi - 110001

• Phone: 011-23341404, 011-23341402 (Timings- 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM)

• Email: contactus@rera.delhi.gov.in and helpdesk@rera.delhi.gov.in