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- 26/04/2024
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New development by Haryana RERA Authority
The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) recently made a firm stand against non-compliant builders, resulting in the forfeiture of security deposits worth approximately Rs. 7 crore from 20 city-based developers. Despite being granted conditional project registration certificates, these builders failed to meet RERA’s specified conditions within the allocated timeframe.
This incident serves as a poignant reminder to all real estate stakeholders in the region about the critical importance of adhering to regulatory norms and promptly fulfilling obligations. RERA’s actions underline that compliance is not a choice but an indispensable aspect of operating within the real estate sector.
For new entrants in the field, this case serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the imperative of meticulous adherence to regulations and timelines. As community stakeholders, our goal should always be to collaborate harmoniously with regulatory bodies, ensuring sustainable growth and development.
Let this incident be a wake-up call—a reminder that taking shortcuts can lead to severe repercussions. Our purpose extends beyond mere profit-making; we are here to make positive contributions to our communities. Let’s prioritize compliance and ethical practices, understanding that regulatory frameworks are in place for valid reasons.
In the intricate world of real estate, let’s strive to construct not only physical structures but also a reputation built on integrity and responsibility. Compliance should be embraced wholeheartedly, as it serves as a pathway to fostering trust and sustainability in our industry, leading us towards a brighter, more accountable future.
