Haryana RERA issues notice to 140 builders for not registering under RERA



The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority, H-RERA, has sent out notices to 140 builders of the state for not registering with RERA until now. The Authority has received around 600 applications for registration of ongoing projects for the entire state. Out of which only 340 projects have been granted their RERA certificate.

The Authority of H-RERA does not have an operating website for registrations yet, which seems to be the main issue for builders in registering with the RERA Act. The registrations in the state are only offline where builders have to physically submit their documents in Panchkula, Haryana.
For More Details visit: RERAFILING

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