RERA registration gives buyers a structured public source for eligible projects, but the usefulness depends on checking the correct state portal, promoter, project and phase.
Match the identity
Confirm that the name, promoter entity, location and phase in the sales material match the regulatory record. Similar project names can cover different phases.
Review available updates
Look for declared completion timelines, approvals, plans, periodic progress and any orders or complaint information available on the portal.
Compare the unit information
Ask how the marketed area is defined and ensure the unit, tower and plan correspond to authorised documents.
Retain evidence
Save dated copies of the portal record, brochure, price sheet, offer and communication relied upon. Web content can change.
Do not stop at registration
Independent title and agreement review, physical inspection, affordability and total-cost assessment remain necessary. Use a qualified lawyer for legal conclusions.
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