RERA Kerala (K-RERA)

Kerala Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) is the statutory authority responsible for regulating the real estate sector in Kerala. Established under the RERA Act, 2016, K-RERA aims to improve transparency, protect homebuyers, and ensure compliance by developers and real estate agents.

K-RERA seeks to:

• Promote transparency in real estate transactions

• Protect the interests of homebuyers

• Ensure timely completion of projects

• Increase accountability among developers and agents

• Establish an effective grievance redressal mechanism

• Encourage fair and ethical business practices in the real estate sector

Improved Transparency

Developers must disclose project details, approvals, timelines, and progress updates on the K-RERA portal.

Enhanced Consumer Protection

Homebuyers can seek remedies for project delays, false commitments, and other violations.

Timely Possession

Registered projects must adhere to declared completion timelines, helping reduce delays.

Better Decision-Making

Buyers can verify project registration and details online before investing.

Developers seeking project registration generally need to:

• Create an account on the K-RERA portal

• Complete the project registration application

• Upload required documents and approvals

• Pay the applicable registration fee

• Submit the application for verification

• Obtain the registration certificate after approval

Here’s the steps:

1. Visit the K-RERA portal.

2. Create a user account.

3. Select agent registration.

4. Fill in the prescribed application form.

5. Upload required documents.

6. Pay the registration fee.

7. Submit the application.

8. Receive the registration certificate upon approval.

For Project Registration

• PAN card of the promoter

• Encumbrance certificate

• Approved building plan

• Layout plan

• Project specifications

• Title documents

• Development agreements, if applicable

• Declaration and statutory approvals

For Agent Registration

• PAN card

• Identity proof

• Address proof

• Registration certificate of the entity

• Photographs of applicants or authorised signatories

Once approved, a project or agent receives a unique K-RERA registration number. This number can be used to verify registration status, project details, and regulatory compliance through the K-RERA portal.

Check a project's registration status, approvals, and key details on the official K-RERA portal before investing.

1. Visit the official K-RERA website.

2. Open the registered projects section.

3. Search using the project name, registration number, or promoter details.

4. View project information, approvals, and status updates

Homebuyers are entitled to:

• Access complete project information

• Receive timely possession

• Obtain compensation in eligible cases

• File complaints against developers

• Seek redressal for unfair practices

• Verify project registration and approvals

You can file a complaint with K-RERA for real estate disputes through the following steps:

• Visit the K-RERA portal.

• Access the complaint filing section.

• Complete the complaint form.

• Upload supporting documents.

• Pay the prescribed fee, if applicable.

• Track the complaint status online.

Homebuyers, developers, and real estate agents can contact K-RERA for project registration, complaint filing, project verification, and other regulatory assistance.

Kerala Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA)
6th Floor, Trinity Centre, TC No. 14/4354,
Kesavadasapuram, Pattom P.O.,
Thiruvananthapuram – 695004, Kerala.

Phone: 9497680600, 0471-3501012, 0471-3501013

Email: info.rera@kerala.gov.in

Official Website: https://rera.kerala.gov.in

K-RERA plays an important role in improving transparency and accountability in Kerala's real estate market. By regulating developers and agents, facilitating project registration, and providing a grievance redressal system, it helps protect homebuyers and strengthen confidence in property transactions.