FPCE demands MoHUA guidelines for “ready-to-move-in” real estate regime
Hyderabad, Team TT - The Forum for People’s Collective Efforts (FPCE), earlier known as “Fight for RERA”, which was at the forefront of the movement for enacting RERA, has urged the Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), to facilitate a painless and gradual transition of ownership rights from developers/builders to homeowners. For this it is necessary that the MoHUA formulate guidelines to set in place the mechanism for a “ready-to-move-in” system to enable an easy and gradual transition for both developers and homebuyers devoid of mal…
TS RERA Forced to extend deadline for registration a 5th time
Builders disregard advisories to register repeatedly despite the threat of hefty penalties by TS RERA Reflecting the obvious reluctance to be regulated, real estate developers and other players in the real estate sector, has shown a lukewarm response to the call by the Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), to get registered with the Authority. To date applications from only 3100 of the estimated 5000 plus projects in the Telangana state have been received. As a result, the TS RERA has been forced to yet again extend the deadline …
Telangana RERA becomes a reality
Though late in setting up the much talked about Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (T-RERA), and the corresponding website, the Telangana government, from all indications appears intent on making up for lost time including addressing some serious concerns of potential homebuyers. Inaugurating the T-RERA premises in Hyderabad on August 31, K T Rama Rao, Minister for Industry & Commerce, Municipal Administration & Urban Development, ITE&C, Government of Telangana said the Authority will bring transparency to the construction …
Centre Firm on June 30 Deadline for States to Amend Dilutions in RERA Rules
RERA has been enacted to clean the mess in unregulated construction sector for decades, Union Minister stresses at first meeting of Central Advisory Council Hyderabad, May 15 The Central Government has reportedly set June 30 as the deadline for states to amend “dilutions” in the notified rules to bring all incomplete projects within the ambit of the Real Estate Regulation Law (RERA). This apart June 30 has also been set as the deadline for establishing permanent regulators, start websites and tribunals as prescribed in the law, the Union Housi…
“Repeal TS RERA Rules, Not in Line with Central Act”, Consumers’ Body Demands
Calls for permanent Authority and information sharing mechanism Team TT The Telangana Government should immediately repeal the TS RERA rules and replace it with new rules in compliance with the ‘Central Real Estate Rules for UTs without legislatures’, the Forum for Peoples’ Collective Efforts (FPCE), a body representing the pan-India Fight for RERA movement, has demanded. Criticizing the constitution of an expert committee by the Telangana Government to study the implementation of the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act in neighbouring …
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