Rera for Haryana

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Last Updated on January 12, 2026 by Satish Mishra

Haryana is still sleeping over Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016.  The sluggish attitude of government can be seen from the view that even website of H-RERA has not taken off. H-RERA is running in a makeshift mode presently. Under the act state government can make more than one authority if it deems fit.

Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (HRERA) regulates the state’s real estate sector through two dedicated benches:

HRERA Gurugram and  HRERA Panchkula

Key Portals & Links

Core Functions & Rules for 2026

  • Mandatory Registration: All real estate projects covering more than 500 sq. m. or having 8 or more units must be registered with HRERA before any advertising or sale.
  • Agent Compliance: Real estate agents must register with the authority to facilitate any transactions. Registration is valid for 5 years.
  • Online Registry System: As of late 2025, Haryana has transitioned to a paperless registry system across all 22 districts, making property documentation digital
Currently, Haryana has two RERA authorities and one interim authorities but not fully functional and without complete members.
One is for Gurugram and other for rest of Haryana at Panchkula. The location of project is determinant of the jurisdiction while filing complaints, adds Rajan Gupta , Chairman of H-RERA (Panchkula). Gurugram chairman is yet to be appointed. Earlier interim authority was receiving complaints but now that even is gone.

Filing a Complaint

Homebuyers, developers, and agents can file complaints regarding project delays, false advertising, or financial discrepancies. 
  1. Online Filing: Visit the File Complaint/Appeal section on the HRERA portal.
  2. Fees: The base fee for filing a complaint is ₹1,000, plus ₹10 per annexure.
  3. Physical Submission: After online filing, you must typically submit three sets of the hard-copy complaint package to the respective bench office (Gurugram or Panchkula).
  4. Appeal: If dissatisfied with an order, appeals can be made to the Real Estate Appellate Tribunal within 60 days
RERA act was in force from may , 2016 and the government inactivity only encourages erring builders. The existing laws was not sufficient for homebuyers and that’s why RERA was introduced. The current government is not able to understand this fact and homebuyers are certainly disappointed.
The provisions of Act are still a distant reality, forget about keeping a database , registration details, list of projects , agents etc. This is like a impossible dream for homebuyers.
We are hopeful that with posts like these when read, shared will attract authorities attention and moreover, they will do something about it.

Post Written by – Research Team of LegalSeva (LawFirm) of Satish Mishra Advocate. Responses from Google’s AI Overview  included in Post.

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