Let’s face it. Before 2016, buying a home in India was a gamble. You’d hear stories of people stuck with delayed possessions, hidden costs, and unclear project titles. But then came the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, or RERA, and things began to shift.

RERA brought accountability to the table. For the first time, developers had to register projects, commit to timelines, declare carpet areas transparently, and maintain a separate escrow account for each development. This means your money stays with your project, and not someone else’s. According to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, over 1.09 lakh projects and 77,000 real estate agents have been registered under RERA as of early 2025.

At House of Swamiraj, RERA is part of our promise. We’ve built our brand on trust, transparency, and timely delivery, and the framework supports everything we stand for. For homebuyers and investors alike, this law creates a level playing field where you can ask questions, get answers, and have your rights protected.

In short, RERA has turned what used to be a blurry process into a transparent, investor-friendly ecosystem. And if you’re buying in 2025, it’s one of the biggest reasons you can feel confident making a move.

For first-time buyers, one of the smartest things you can do is to check the RERA registration number of any property you’re considering. The official RERA website of each state lists project details, progress updates, delivery timelines, and even developer history. It’s a powerful tool that can help you compare offerings, not just based on price, but on credibility and track record.

Investors too benefit immensely from the RERA regime. With legal safeguards in place, the risks associated with off-plan properties have reduced dramatically. And with timelines and penalties now legally binding, you can plan your investments with greater clarity, predictability, and peace of mind. It’s a win-win. Higher protection for your capital, and more confidence to explore newer, high-growth corridors backed by reliable developers.