juhihalder TF Neo Monday at 4:51 PM #1 Hello everyone, I’m exploring real estate investment opportunities and wanted to know your thoughts on RERA-approved projects. Are RERA projects generally safer and more reliable for investment compared to non-RERA projects?
Hello everyone, I’m exploring real estate investment opportunities and wanted to know your thoughts on RERA-approved projects. Are RERA projects generally safer and more reliable for investment compared to non-RERA projects?
hellowo₹ld TF Prestige 1 Engaged Contributor Thursday at 11:22 AM #2 Generally yes and below are the some benefits RERA gives But safe are not its upto the government, if they don't like that building they can collapse or construct something there.
Generally yes and below are the some benefits RERA gives But safe are not its upto the government, if they don't like that building they can collapse or construct something there.
northbrick TF Neo Today at 10:23 AM #3 Yes, RERA-approved projects are much safer and more reliable than non-RERA ones. Here’s why they matter: Clear information – Builders have to share complete details of the project, so nothing is hidden. On-time possession – If the builder delays, they face penalties, which means buyers are more likely to get their homes on time. Money safety – 70% of the money collected from buyers goes into a special account that can only be used for that project, not anywhere else. Legal help – If any problem comes up, buyers can complain to RERA, which has a proper system to handle disputes quickly. Better future value – RERA-approved homes are easier to sell or rent out, as people trust such projects more. Simply put, RERA projects give buyers peace of mind, protect their money, and make the investment more secure.
Yes, RERA-approved projects are much safer and more reliable than non-RERA ones. Here’s why they matter: Clear information – Builders have to share complete details of the project, so nothing is hidden. On-time possession – If the builder delays, they face penalties, which means buyers are more likely to get their homes on time. Money safety – 70% of the money collected from buyers goes into a special account that can only be used for that project, not anywhere else. Legal help – If any problem comes up, buyers can complain to RERA, which has a proper system to handle disputes quickly. Better future value – RERA-approved homes are easier to sell or rent out, as people trust such projects more. Simply put, RERA projects give buyers peace of mind, protect their money, and make the investment more secure.