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Brief · RERA quarterly filings - a compliance reminder

Recurring reporting expectations for registered projects, with common lapses that draw regulator attention.

Published: 01 June 2026
Last reviewed: 25 July 2026
Law as at: 01 June 2026
Reading time: 2 min
Author: ATPM And Co
Technical reviewer: Partner, ATPM And Co

Registered projects are required to file quarterly project-progress updates within the prescribed window; delays are the most common cause of show-cause notices.

Escrow reconciliations, CA and Engineer certifications and the architect's certificate should be maintained project-wise and updated at each milestone.

Promoters should ensure that any change in project plans, timelines or promoters is intimated to the authority in the prescribed manner.

Official source

MoHUA — Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act

Disclaimer

This note is a general summary written for professional colleagues and clients of ATPM And Co. It reflects the position of law as at the date shown and is not a substitute for professional advice on the specific facts of any matter. Readers should consult the firm before acting on any point covered here.

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