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RERA compliance risk score for promoters

Ten yes or no questions about what the Act and the Haryana rules ask of a promoter. You get a Low, Medium or High band and a list of the gaps, each with what to do next.
  1. 1.Is the project registered with the real estate authority (HRERA)?
  2. 2.Are your quarterly progress updates (QPRs) up to date, each uploaded within fifteen days of the end of its quarter?
  3. 3.Were last year's audited annual project accounts completed by 30 September (six months after a 31 March year end)?
  4. 4.Is the separate project bank account (the 70% account) opened?
  5. 5.Is 70% of every amount received from allottees deposited into that account promptly, as it is received?
  6. 6.Looking at your own records, has any withdrawal been made from that account without an engineer, an architect and a chartered accountant in practice having certified, as the Act requires, that it was in proportion to completion?
  7. 7.Is the registration's validity ending, or an extension due, within the next three months?
  8. 8.Whenever you took more than ten per cent of the cost of a unit as an advance, had a written agreement for sale already been signed and registered?
  9. 9.Has any loan been repaid from the 70% account?
  10. 10.Are all the property dealers you use registered with the authority as real estate agents?

How this works

  1. Answer each of the ten questions with yes or no, from your own records. Most ask about something that should be in place; three ask about something that should not have happened.
  2. Each answer that points to a gap adds points, heavier for the duties that matter most. The points are fixed in advance and add up to 100.
  3. The score gives the band: Low up to 19, Medium from 20 to 44 and High from 45.
  4. Every gap shows the rule behind the question, with its official source, and one next step.

Last verified: 18 October 2026 · Source: Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (Act 16 of 2016), Gazette of India Extraordinary, Part II s.1 No. 17, 26 Mar 2016, as hosted by HRERA; Haryana Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Rules, 2017 (No. MISC-107(A)/ED(R)/196, 28 Jul 2017)

RERA certificates and the annual RERA audit must be signed by an independent Chartered Accountant in practice of your choice. You can find practising CAs on ICAI's CA Connect portal.

This page is general information for promoters, agents and home buyers in Haryana. It is not legal advice and does not replace the Act, the Haryana rules or the notices of the authority, which set the forms, fees and dates and can change them. Check the official website before you rely on anything here. Details marked "to be verified by our expert team" have not been confirmed yet.

Facts last reviewed on 18 October 2026. Official website: haryanarera.gov.in.

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