RERA in Haryana for builders, colonisers and agents: project registration, the 70% separate account, quarterly updates and extension paperwork.
How to keep the books of a registered project so that the quarterly update, the 70% account and the yearly accounts all agree: one set of books per project, monthly bank matching and clean records.
What a real estate agent or dealer in Haryana must do under the Act and the Haryana Rules: register in Form REA-I, work with a five-year registration, and renew in Form REA-IV three months before it ends.
Who must register a real estate project in Haryana, which authority to approach, when the Act exempts a project, what it says about advances and how long a decision takes.
The quarterly update a Haryana promoter owes on the project web page: the four dates, what the Rules say it contains, and how it is filed online at HRERA Panchkula.
How a Haryana promoter asks for more time: the one-year limit in the Act, Form REP-V three months before expiry, half the registration fee, and the late fee at HRERA Panchkula.
The central interest subsidy for home loans under PMAY-Urban 2.0: income bands, loan and house limits, the 4% rate, the maximum subsidy, who is left out and how a claim goes through your lender.
Seventy per cent of what a promoter collects from buyers goes into a separate bank account. What the Act says about using it, withdrawing from it and the yearly accounts, and what Haryana adds for ongoing projects.
The three cases in which the Act does not require a project to be registered, how the 500 sq m and eight-apartment limits are worded, and why an occupation certificate is not an exemption in Haryana.
What the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 requires of a builder from launch to handover — when registration is mandatory, the separate-account rule, disclosure and update duties, and what non-compliance costs.
These articles explain RERA in Haryana from the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, the Haryana rules and the orders and notices of the Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
Each article lists its sources with links and shows when it was published or last updated. Articles explain the rules in general and are not advice for your business: check the source, or ask our expert team, before you act.