Haryana RERA: Registration, Developer Fee Structure & Buyer Checklist

Disclaimer: The information is shared in good faith and for general informational purposes only. Ujjivan does not make any representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the content.

December 11, 2025

haryana-rera-registration-fees-compliance-guide

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Haryana RERA) was established to bring transparency, accountability, and protection to the state’s property market. With rapid growth across Gurugram, Faridabad, Panchkula, Karnal, and other urban corridors, the need for a regulated framework became essential. Haryana RERA ensures that every registered project and agent follows the rules set under the Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016, improving buyer confidence and strengthening developer accountability.

 

Whether you are a homebuyer checking the status of a project, a developer preparing for registration, or a real estate agent looking to comply with regulations, this guide breaks down everything you need to know about Haryana RERA—registration rules, compliance norms, and the complete buyer checklist. It also includes insights on understanding RERA registration fees in Haryana and how these charges impact developers and projects.

 

 

What Is Haryana RERA and Why Was It Introduced?

 

Haryana RERA (also known as HRERA) was set up under the RERA Act, 2016, to regulate the real estate sector across the state. Haryana has two active authorities:

 

  • HRERA Gurugram
  • HRERA Panchkula

 

Both authorities manage project registration, agent approvals, compliance monitoring, and consumer grievance redressal.

 

Purpose of Haryana RERA

 

  • Ensure transparency in real estate transactions
  • Prevent delayed possession and misleading claims
  • Protect homebuyers from fraud and financial risk
  • Regulate developers, agents, and project approvals
  • Provide a formal dispute-resolution mechanism

 

By enforcing strict project disclosures, financial discipline, and quarterly updates, Haryana RERA ensures that both developers and buyers operate in a safe and accountable environment.

 

 

Which Projects Must Register Under Haryana RERA?

 

Project registration is mandatory for:

 

  • Projects covering 500 sq.m. or more
  • Projects having 8+ units, whether residential or commercial
  • All ongoing projects without completion certificates
  • Any project marketed, sold, or advertised publicly

 

Developers must complete RERA registration before launching or promoting the project.

 

Registration includes:

 

  • Land ownership documents
  • Approved building/layout plans
  • Financial statements
  • Project timelines and development details

 

Developers must submit all required documents during registration, and only after successful verification does the authority permit the project to be legally marketed or sold under Haryana RERA.

 

 

What Is the Step-by-Step Process for Haryana RERA Developer Registration?

 

Developers must follow a structured digital process on the HRERA portal. Below is a clear breakdown:

 

Step 1: Visit the Official Portal

 

  • HRERA Gurugram or HRERA Panchkula - https://haryanarera.gov.in/ 

 

Step 2: Create Developer Login

 

After signing in/up through ‘Project Registration’, submit details such as:

 

  • Promoter name & company details
  • PAN, Aadhaar, CIN/TAN
  • Contact information

 

Step 3: Enter Project Details

 

Developers must fill:

 

  • Land area, project category, and structural details
  • Number of units
  • Timeline for completion
  • Escrow bank account details

 

Step 4: Upload Mandatory Documents

 

Including:

 

  • Title deed/ownership proof
  • Approved building and layout plans
  • Previous project details
  • Audit reports & balance sheets

 

Step 5: Pay RERA Registration Fees

 

Developers must pay the prescribed RERA registration fees in Haryana, which vary by project type, including plotted, residential, commercial, or industrial.

 

Step 6: Submit Application

 

After verification, the project receives a RERA Registration Number, which must be displayed in all promotions and advertisements.

 

 

How Are RERA Registration Fees Calculated in Haryana?

 

The RERA registration fees in Haryana follow a strict per-square-metre calculation, linked to the project category and the zone potential of the land.

 

  • Residential/Industrial projects pay:

    1. ₹10/sq.m in High/Hyper potential zones

    2. ₹5/sq.m in Medium/Low potential zones

  • Commercial/Cyber Park projects pay:

    1. ₹20/sq.m in High/Hyper potential zones

    2. ₹10/sq.m in Medium/Low potential zones

 

For plotted colonies, the fee applies to the entire gross area. For Group Housing, Commercial, or Cyber Park projects, the above fees apply up to 100 FAR, and any FAR above this threshold attracts proportionately higher fees.

 

This structured slab system ensures transparent and fair assessment of RERA registration fees in Haryana and regulates large-scale real estate developments across different zones.

 

 

What Mandatory Disclosures Are Developers Required to Upload Under Haryana RERA?

 

Haryana RERA requires developers to regularly update:

 

  • Land details and ownership status
  • Approved plans and approvals
  • Construction progress is made every quarter
  • Number of units booked
  • Financial disclosures, including escrow compliance
  • Development works completed
  • Promoter details
  • Any litigation associated with the project

 

These disclosures help buyers check the project’s credibility before making a financial commitment.

 

 

How Can Real Estate Agents Register Under Haryana RERA?

 

Any person or agency that markets or sells RERA-registered properties must register with HRERA.

 

Eligibility

 

  • Individuals, brokers, channel partners
  • Firms, LLPs, and realtor companies

 

Steps to Register

 

  1. Visit the official HRERA portal
  2. Fill out the agent registration form
  3. Upload ID proofs, address proofs, and company documents (if applicable)
  4. Pay registration fees
  5. Receive RERA Agent Certificate

 

Important Points

 

  • Agents must renew their license periodically
  • Agents cannot deal in unregistered projects
  • The authority may penalize misrepresentation or fraudulent selling

 

 

What Should Homebuyers Check Before Buying a Property Under Haryana RERA?

 

Before buying any property, buyers should check:

 

1. RERA Registration Number

 

A legally registered project must display it on:

 

  • Brochures
  • Website
  • Advertisements
  • Site office

 

2. Project Details on HRERA Portal

 

Buyers should verify:

 

  • Timeline and promised completion
  • Litigation history
  • Approved plans
  • Quarterly progress reports
  • Financial disclosures

 

3. Developer Background

 

Check:

 

  • Past project delays
  • Complaints filed with HRERA
  • Previous delivery records

 

4. Title and Land Approvals

 

Ensure:

 

  • Clear land ownership
  • No pending disputes
  • Valid NOCs and government approvals

 

Using the portal protects buyers from false claims and ensures they invest in safe, compliant developments.

 

 

What Are the Penalties for Non-Compliance Under Haryana RERA?

 

The penalties for non-compliance under HRERA for developers and agents are listed below:

 

For Developers

 

  • Fine up to 10% of the project cost for non-registration
  • Possible imprisonment for repeated violations
  • Penalties for misleading advertising
  • Compensation to buyers for delays

 

For Agents

 

  • Penalties for dealing in unregistered projects
  • Cancellation or suspension of RERA registration

Final Thoughts

Haryana RERA has brought a major shift in how real estate operates across the state—especially in fast-growing hubs like Gurugram and Panchkula. The authority enforces transparency, regulates developers and agents, and empowers homebuyers by giving them access to verified information.

 

Understanding project registration rules, compliance requirements, and HRERA registration fees in Haryana helps developers plan responsibly and ensures buyers invest with confidence. By following HRERA guidelines and regularly checking project status on the portal, all stakeholders can ensure a safer, more transparent, and more trustworthy real estate environment in Haryana.

 

Disclaimer:

The contents herein are only for informational purposes and generic in nature. The content does not amount to an offer, invitation or solicitation of any kind to buy or sell, and are not intended to create any legal rights or obligations. This information is subject to updation, completion, amendment and verification without notice. The contents herein are also subject to other product-specific terms and conditions, as well as any applicable third-party terms and conditions, for which Ujjivan Small Finance Bank assumes no responsibility or liability.

 

Nothing contained herein is intended to constitute financial, investment, legal, tax, or any other professional advice or opinion. Please obtain professional advice before making investment or any other decisions. Any investment decisions that may be made by the you shall be at your own sole discretion, independent analysis and evaluation of the risks involved. The use of any information set out in this document is entirely at the user’s own risk.  Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Limited makes no representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy and completeness for any information herein. The Bank disclaims any and all liability for any loss or damage (direct, indirect, consequential, or otherwise) incurred by you due to use of or due to investment, product application decisions made by you on the basis of the contents herein. While the information is prepared in good faith from sources deemed reliable (including public sources), the Bank disclaims any liability with respect to accuracy of information or any error or omission or any loss or damage incurred by anyone in reliance on the contents herein, in any manner whatsoever.

 

To know more about Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Products Visit:"https://www.ujjivansfb.in"

 

All intellectual property rights, including copyrights, trademarks, and other proprietary rights, pertaining to the content and materials displayed herein, belong

to Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Limited or its licensors. Unauthorised use or misuse of any intellectual property, or other content displayed herein is strictly prohibited and the same is not intended for distribution to, or use by, any person in any jurisdiction where such distribution or use would (by reason of that person’s nationality, residence or otherwise) be contrary to law or registration or would subject Ujjivan Small Finance Bank Limited or its affiliates to any licensing or registration requirements.

   

Explore Our Products

FAQs

1. Is agent registration compulsory under Haryana RERA?

Yes. Any agent dealing in RERA-registered properties must register with HRERA before facilitating sales or marketing.

2. Where can buyers check Haryana RERA project details online?

Buyers can visit haryanarera.gov.in and use the Project Registration Search to view approvals, updates, financial disclosures, and compliance reports.

3. Does HRERA allow modification of project details after registration?

Yes, but only with valid justification, supporting documents, and regulatory approval.

4. Do buyers have the right to file complaints through Haryana RERA?

Yes. Buyers can file complaints against developers or agents for delays, false commitments, non-compliance, or poor construction quality through the HRERA portal.

5. What happens if a developer sells units without HRERA registration?

Selling units in an unregistered project is illegal. HRERA may impose heavy penalties, stop project marketing, and even initiate legal action against the promoter.

6. Does Haryana RERA regulate ongoing projects as well?

Yes. Ongoing projects without Completion Certificates must register under HRERA and comply with all rules, including disclosures.

7. What is the validity period of HRERA registration for agents?

Agent registration is typically valid for five years and must be renewed before expiry.