In order to regulate and promote real estate development in the state, the government of Rajasthan has notified its rules under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority not only helps in creating a transparent and efficient property market but also enables home buyers and investors to hold stakeholders accountable for their investment.
We look at how you can find registered projects, promoters and real estate agents on the Rajasthan RERA website. Also explained, is the process for filing online complaints against builders and property brokers on the portal.
Rajasthan Rera: Standard fee to be levied along with project registration fee
Starting August 1, 2023, the Rajasthan Rera will charge a standard fee along with project registration fee all for plotted development projects that may be both housing and commercial. However, this charge is not applicable for multi-storey group housing projects.
As per the circular issued by Rajasthan Rera, Rs 5 per square metre (psm) will be charged as standard fees for residential plots along with the project registration fees. Rera Rajasthan will charge Rs 10 psm as standard fees for commercial, industrial and mixed use plots in addition to the project registration fees.
Source: Rajasthan Rera website
RERA Rajasthan: Objective and functions
RERA Rajasthan is responsible for regulating the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016.
Currently 1,629 promoters are registered with Rera Rajasthan and 2,542 projects are registered with Rera Rajasthan. There are 6,350 agents registered with the regulatory authority and 1,781 complaints are disbursed.
In line with its duties and powers outlined in the Act, RERA Rajasthan is charged with the following objectives and functions:
- Registering real estate projects in RERA Rajasthan.
- Registering real estate agents operating in Rajasthan.
- Ensuring project promoters disclose project details and adhere to timelines.
- Addressing complaints received by RERA Rajasthan.
- Providing expert recommendations to the state government to promote growth and development of the real estate sector in Rajasthan.
- Regulating and promoting the real estate sector in Rajasthan.
- Facilitating the promotion and growth of a transparent, healthy, efficient, and competitive real estate sector in Rajasthan.
- Protecting the interests of homebuyers, real estate promoters, and agents.
- Establishing and operating an adjudicating mechanism for speedy dispute resolution related to real estate projects.
RERA Rajasthan: How to find registered projects?
Step 1: Visit the RERA Rajasthan online portal.
Step 2: Click on ‘Search’ and select ‘Project Search’ from the drop-down menu.
Step 3: Enter the project status, district, promoter name, project name and registration number.
Step 4: Click on ‘Search’ and the results will be displayed.
RERA Rajasthan: How to find registered agents?
Step 1: Visit the RERA Rajasthan online portal.
Step 2: Click on ‘Search’ and select ‘Agent Search’ from the drop-down menu.
Step 3: Enter the district, agent name or registration number.
Step 4: Click on ‘Search’ and the results will be displayed.
RERA Rajasthan: How to register a project?
Step 1: Visit the RERA Rajasthan online portal.
Step 2: Click ‘Online Registration’ and select ‘Real Estate Project’ from the top menu bar.
Step 3: You will be redirected to Rajasthan’s single sign in portal. Select ‘Registration’ and choose ‘Udhyog’ or ‘Citizen’ or ‘Govt. Employee’.
Step 4: Fill in the details as required and furnish all the documents as listed below.
RERA Rajasthan: How to register as a real estate agent?
Step 1: Visit the RERA Rajasthan online portal
Step 2: Click ‘Online Registration’ and select ‘Real Estate Agent’ from the top menu bar.
Step 3: You will be redirected to Rajasthan’s single sign in portal. Select ‘Registration’ and choose ‘Udhyog’ or ‘Citizen’ or ‘Govt. Employee’
Step 4: Fill in the details as required and furnish all the documents listed below.
RERA Rajasthan: Documents required for registration
Documents required from promoters
- Application form.
- PAN card copy.
- Encumbrance details.
- Number of parking areas.
- Audited balance sheet of the promoter for the preceding financial year.
- Legal title deed copy, reflecting the title of the promoter to the land.
- If the promoter is not the land owner, then, a copy of the collaboration, development, joint development, or any other agreement.
Documents required from real estate agents
- Details of the company, such as name, registered address, type of enterprise, etc.
- Photograph of the property agent, in case of an individual and the photograph of partners, directors, etc., if it is not an individual.
- PAN card copy.
- Address proof copy of the place of business.
RERA Rajasthan: Registration fees and charges
For projects
| Project type | Registration fee (per sq metre) |
| Group housing (up to 1,000 sq metres) | Rs 5 |
| Group housing (more than 1,000 sq metres) | Rs 10 |
| Mixed development (residential and commercial) up to 1,000 sq metres | Rs 10 |
| Mixed development (residential and commercial) of more than 1,000 sq metres | Rs 15 |
| Commercial (upto 1,000 sq metres) | Rs 20 |
| Commercial (more than 1,000 sq metres) | Rs 25 |
| Plotted development | Rs 5 |
| Withdrawal of application for registration | 5% of the registration fee or Rs 25,000 (whichever is higher) |
| Extension of registration of the project | An amount equivalent to half of the registration fee |
For real estate agents
| Details | Registration charges |
| Individual | Rs 10,000 |
| Other than individual | Rs 50,000 |
| Renewal of registration for individuals | Rs 5,000 |
| Renewal of registration other than individuals | Rs 10,000 |
RERA Rajasthan: How to file a complaint?
Step 1: Visit the RERA Rajasthan online portal.
Step 2: Click ‘Grievance’ and select ‘Filing of Complaint’ from the top menu bar.
Step 3: You will be redirected to Rajasthan’s single sign in portal. Select ‘Registration’ and choose ‘Udhyog’ or ‘Citizen’ or ‘Govt. Employee’
Step 4: Fill in the details as required.
Step 5: Pay the fee of Rs 1,000 for filing the complaint, through online mode of payment.
See also: When and how should you file a complaint under RERA?
RERA Rajasthan: Penalty for non registration
If a real estate promoter fails to register their project as per the RERA Rajasthan Act, they may face penalties. The penalty can amount to up to 10% of the approximate cost of the proposed project. If the violation persists, the promoter may be punishable with a jail term of up to three years or a fine that can extend up to a further 10% of the estimated cost of the project, or both. It is, therefore, crucial for real estate promoters to ensure that they register their projects with RERA Rajasthan to avoid any legal consequences.
RERA Rajasthan: Complaint registration
To register a complaint with RERA Rajasthan, visit https://rera.rajasthan.gov.in/ and click on complaint registration on the Rera Rajasthan website. You will reach
Enter whether you want to disclose your identity. Then enter project name district name, project address, location, complaint description and click on save and next and proceed.
Upload the images and click on final submit and proceed till you file all details about the complaint. Once done, you will receive an acknowledgement.
RERA Rajasthan: Show Cause response
To check the show cause notice, click on show cause response on the Rera Rajasthan website. You will reach
Enter complaint number and search.
RERA Rajasthan: Contact details
The address of the RERA Rajasthan office is:
Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority,
Nagar Niyojan Bhawan,
Near JDA (For RERA Query),
JLN Marg, Jaipur – 302015
Phone No: 0141-2562666/0141-2561666
Email ID: rera@rajasthan.gov.in/complaint.rera@rajasthan.gov.in
FAQs
Who needs to register their real estate project with RERA Rajasthan?
As per the RERA Rajasthan Act, all real estate projects that are to be developed on land exceeding 500 square metres or have more than eight apartments need to be registered with RERA Rajasthan.
How can a homebuyer file a complaint with RERA Rajasthan?
A homebuyer can file a complaint with RERA Rajasthan by filling out a complaint form available on their website or by visiting their office in person. The complaint should be accompanied by supporting documents and a fee as prescribed by RERA Rajasthan.
What is the maximum penalty for non-compliance with RERA Rajasthan regulations?
If a real estate promoter fails to comply with RERA Rajasthan regulations, a penalty of up to 10% of the estimated cost of the project may be levied upon them. If the violation continues, the promoter may face a jail term of up to three years or a further penalty of up to 10% of the estimated cost of the project, or both.
