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RERA Applicability and Registration Process in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

February 4, 2025 by Reema Negi

RERA Applicability and Registration Process in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), was established to bring transparency, accountability, and efficiency to India’s real estate sector. In Uttar Pradesh, including the rapidly developing region of Greater Noida, the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA) is responsible for implementing and overseeing the provisions of this act.

Applicability of RERA in Greater Noida

RERA’s regulations are mandatory for all real estate projects and agents operating within Uttar Pradesh, encompassing areas like Greater Noida. The act specifically applies to:

  • Promoters/Developers: Any individual or entity undertaking the development of a real estate project that exceeds 500 square meters or comprises more than eight apartments is required to register the project with UP RERA prior to any advertising, marketing, or sales activities.
  • Real Estate Agents: Agents involved in facilitating the sale or purchase of properties within registered projects must obtain registration with UP RERA to operate legally.

Steps to Register as a Real Estate Agent in Greater Noida

For real estate agents aiming to operate in Greater Noida, securing RERA registration is a crucial compliance step. Follow this detailed process:

  1. Access the UP RERA Official Website:
    • Navigate to https://www.up-rera.in/.
  2. Initiate the Agent Registration Process:
    • Click on the “Registrations” tab and select “Agent” from the dropdown menu.
  3. Create a User Account:
    • Provide your full name, father’s name, valid email address, and mobile number to set up a new account.
  4. Complete the Application Form:
    • Accurately fill in all required fields, including:
      • Personal Information:
        • Full Name
        • Father’s Name
        • Permanent Address
      • Contact Details:
        • Email Address
        • Mobile Number
      • Identification Numbers:
        • PAN (Permanent Account Number)
        • Aadhaar Number
  5. Upload Mandatory Documents:
    • Ensure that all necessary documents are scanned clearly and uploaded in the specified formats:
      • Recent Passport-Sized Photograph: Acceptable formats include JPG, PNG, or JPEG, with a maximum file size of 100KB.
      • PAN Card Copy: Ensure clarity and legibility; acceptable formats are JPG, PNG, or JPEG, up to 100KB.
      • Aadhaar Card Copy: Must be clear and legible; acceptable formats are JPG, PNG, or JPEG, up to 100KB.
  6. Provide Bank Account Details:
    • Accurately enter your banking information, including:
      • Bank Account Number
      • Account Holder’s Name
      • Bank Name
      • IFSC Code
      • Branch Name and Address
  7. Pay the Applicable Registration Fee:
    • The fee structure is as follows:
      • Individual Agents: ₹25,000
      • Other Entities (e.g., Companies, Partnership Firms): ₹2,50,000
    • Payments can be made through various online methods, including credit cards, debit cards, NEFT, RTGS, or UPI.
  8. Submit the Application:
    • After thoroughly reviewing all entered information and ensuring that all documents are correctly uploaded, submit your application through the portal.
  9. Await Application Review and Approval:
    • Upon submission, the UP RERA authority will review your application for completeness and compliance.
    • If approved, you will be issued a unique registration number and certificate, which will be valid for a period of five years from the date of issuance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on RERA Registration in Greater Noida

Q1: Is RERA registration mandatory for all real estate projects in Greater Noida?

A1: Yes, any real estate project in Greater Noida that exceeds 500 square meters or consists of more than eight apartments must be registered with UP RERA before any marketing or sales activities commence.

Q2: What are the consequences of not obtaining RERA registration for a project?

A2: Failure to register a project with RERA can result in significant penalties, including fines up to 10% of the project’s estimated cost. Continued non-compliance may lead to imprisonment of up to three years and additional fines.

Q3: How can homebuyers verify if a project in Greater Noida is RERA registered?

A3: Homebuyers can visit the official UP RERA website and use the search function to check the registration status of projects by entering the project name, promoter’s name, or registration number.

Q4: What is the validity period of a real estate agent’s RERA registration in Greater Noida?

A4: The registration granted to a real estate agent is valid for five years from the date of issuance. Agents must ensure timely renewal to continue their operations legally.

Q5: Are there any exemptions to RERA registration for projects in Greater Noida?

A5: Yes, projects are exempt from RERA registration if following conditions are fulfilled:

     1.    Small project size:

Projects with a land area under 500 square meters and less than 8 apartments are generally exempt.

      2.   Pre-RERA completion:

Projects that received a completion certificate before the RERA Act came into force are not required to register under RERA.

  • Renovation/repair only:

Projects that only involve renovation or repair without selling any units are exempt. 

 

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