A RERA number is the start of your project check.

What does a RERA registration tell you?

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 establishes the registration and disclosure framework. A registration record helps identify a project and its promoter. It is one part of the evidence you need before booking.

Match the registration to the exact phase or tower being offered. A brochure may describe a larger development while the registration covers a particular phase. Keep the official record and the offered unit details together when asking questions.

• Registered project name and registration number
• Promoter's legal name and project location
• Registered scope, available updates and stated completion timeline

Look beyond the registration certificate

A useful check connects each conclusion to a document or public source. Separate a concern found in the reviewed material from something that could not be verified. An absent document does not, by itself, establish wrongdoing.

• Title and land records: what supports the promoter's right to develop?
• Approvals and plans: does the reviewed scope match the offered unit?
• Agreement: are payment, possession and other terms clear?
• Promoter history: are the relevant entities and previous projects identified?
• Location: what do the available public sources show about the surroundings?

How to check a project with ReraDekho

ReraDekho combines the official record, context beyond RERA and questions to ask before booking. Report depth depends on the records available for the selected project. An unlocked report can be reopened without another credit.

1. Select Maharashtra, Karnataka or Delhi and search by project name, builder or RERA number.
2. Choose the correct registration from the matches and sign in or create a free account.
3. Let the analysis finish. Read the actual report's score and top summary free.
4. Unlock the detailed findings, questions to ask and available sources for ₹499, or use an existing report credit.

Turn a finding into a specific question

If the available record does not establish the latest approval, ask for the current permission, its reference number, date and applicable phase. If a timeline differs between the record and the sales offer, ask for a written explanation and compare it with the agreement.

The report supports this conversation. It is not a purchase recommendation, a government certificate or a replacement for a qualified professional's review.