HRERA Quarterly Update in Haryana: Dates, Contents and How It Is Filed

A promoter of a registered project in Haryana must upload the quarterly update on the project's web page within fifteen days from the end of each quarter, that is by 15 July, 15 October, 15 January and 15 April (rule 14(1)(d) of the Haryana Rules). The update lists the apartments or plots and the garages booked, the status of the project and the status of approvals. At HRERA Panchkula it is filed online on haryanarera.gov.in through the promoter's login.

Sources checked: 20 October 2026

Facts checked on 20 October 2026 against rule 14(1)(d) of the Haryana Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules, 2017, section 11(1) of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, HRERA Panchkula's "Steps for on-line Quarterly compliance of Projects" and the Town and Country Planning Department notification of December 2017.

Key facts

Point	What applies	Source
Due date	within fifteen days from the end of each quarter	Haryana Rules, rule 14(1)(d)
The four dates	15 July, 15 October, 15 January, 15 April	arithmetic from rule 14(1)(d)
Contents	apartments or plots booked, garages or parking booked, status of the project, status of approvals	Rule 14(1)(d); Act s.11(1)
Where (Panchkula)	online on haryanarera.gov.in, through the promoter's login, "fill quarterly schedule"	HRERA Panchkula steps document
Which authority	Gurugram district: HRERA Gurugram; rest of Haryana: HRERA Panchkula	TCP notification, Dec 2017
Late update	penalties exist under the Act; the consequence of a late update is to be verified by our expert team	Act ss.59 to 63

This is general information based on the official documents listed with this guide. It is not legal advice.

When is the quarterly update due in Haryana?

Rule 14(1)(d) of the Haryana Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules, 2017 says that the promoter shall upload the updates on the webpage for the project within fifteen days from the expiry of each quarter. That gives four dates a year:

Quarter ended	Update due by
30 June	15 July
30 September	15 October
31 December	15 January
31 March	15 April

These dates are simple arithmetic from the rule. Because the rule is in the Haryana Rules, it applies across the State. Our free due-dates tool shows your next date and lets you sign up for an email reminder before each one.

What does the quarterly update contain?

Section 11(1) of the Act asks the promoter to keep the project web page up to date every quarter with the apartments or plots booked, the garages booked, the approvals taken and pending, and the status of the project. Rule 14(1)(d) of the Haryana Rules sets out the items for the upload:

1. a list of the number and types of apartments or plots booked;
2. a list of the number of garages or parking spaces booked;
3. the status of the project, including the status of construction of each building and of the internal infrastructure and common areas, with photographs; and
4. the status of approvals.

In practice this means the sales position, the parking position, how far construction has come and which approvals are in hand, all as they stand at the quarter end. The figures should match your own books and your allotment records. A sales list that does not agree with the register of bookings is the kind of difference that invites questions later.

How is the update filed at HRERA Panchkula?

The Authority's own steps document describes the process for projects under Panchkula, which covers Hisar, Hansi, Uklana, Fatehabad, Sirsa, Bhiwani and Jind:

• The update is filed online on haryanarera.gov.in.
• The promoter logs in with the ID created for the online registration of the project and clicks the option to fill the quarterly schedule.
• The schedule is completed tab by tab: infrastructure and approval details; plot, apartment or mixed-type details; cash inflow details; cash outflow details; and the escrow account.
• The promoter then uploads the supporting documents and site photographs the steps document asks for.
• After final submission, the update is shown with the project's registration certificate on the website.

Because the cash inflow, cash outflow and escrow sections draw on the project's accounts, the update is only as good as the project-wise books behind it. See our guide to project accounting basics.

Is Gurugram different?

HRERA Gurugram only: the Gurugram authority has its own Quarterly Progress Report Regulations 2018 (as substituted in 2019). Those regulations apply to projects in Gurugram district and are not a rule for the Panchkula towns. If your project is in Gurugram district, read that authority's regulations and website. If it is anywhere else in Haryana, you file with Panchkula, and the fifteen-day rule of the State Rules is the date to work to.

What happens if the update is late?

The Act provides penalties for non-compliance (sections 59 to 63). What follows from a late or missed quarterly update in particular, and whether any late fee applies, is to be verified by our expert team, so we do not state a consequence or an amount here. The sensible approach is simple: file on time, and if you are going to be late, ask for help early rather than late.

How do promoters keep every quarter on time?

Promoters who never miss a quarter tend to do the same few things:

• Put the four dates in a calendar with a reminder a week before, not on the day.
• Close the quarter's books first. Bookings, collections, payments and bank entries for the quarter are reconciled before the schedule is opened.
• Keep one owner for the update inside the business, and a back-up person who knows the login.
• Keep a copy of what was filed, with the date, so the next quarter starts from the last one.
• Check the project page after submission to make sure it shows what you filed.

Our risk score asks ten short questions about your project's paperwork and shows where the gaps are.

How can our expert team help?

We collect the figures you need each quarter, prepare the update for the portal and, with your approval, enter it, and we keep a record of what was filed. You stay the promoter of record and you confirm what goes on the page. Our quarterly update support page describes how this works. There is no price list because every project is different, so ask our expert team for a quote and we will reply once we understand your project.