RERA Registration Process
RERA Registration for Real Estate Projects in Tamil Nadu
Are you a real estate promoter planning to launch a project in Tamil Nadu? Before you start advertising, selling, or booking units, it’s mandatory to register your project with RERA – the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
Registering your real estate project with RERA is mandatory if:
- The project covers more than 500 sq.m. of land, or
- It has more than 8 apartments.
Step-by-Step Guide to RERA Registration
Step 1: Get Land Approvals
Before starting the project, ensure the land has a clear legal title with no disputes.
Obtain essential documents like Patta, Chitta, and the Encumbrance Certificate (EC) to prove ownership and history of the land.
Step 2: Apply for DTCP / CMDA Approval
You need layout/building plan approval based on your location:
- CMDA – for Chennai and nearby
- DTCP – for other districts
- Submit plans and documents to the local authority
- Get approval for land use and building plan
Step 3: Get Other NOCs (If Required)
Based on your project’s location and size, you may need additional approvals like fire safety clearance, airport or navy NOC (if near sensitive zones), and environmental clearance for large-scale developments.
Step 4: Prepare for RERA Registration
- Project details
- Developer’s details (Eg:PAN, Aadhaar)
- Sanctioned plan copy
- Certificates
- Legal documents of the land.
Step 5: Register on TNRERA Portal
Visit the Official TNRERA Website :Create a Account, fill in the project details, upload required documents, and pay the registration fees in online.
Step 6: Submit & Get RERA Number
- Submit application online
- Track status
- Once approved, get your RERA Registration Number
📌 Important Notes:
- Registration is mandatory before any advertisement or sale.
- Delays or false submissions may lead to penalties.
- Projects must adhere to timelines and fund management norms as per RERA Act.
Conclusion
RERA registration is an important and mandatory step for all real estate developers in Tamil Nadu. It helps build trust with buyers and keeps your project legally safe.
Make sure all your information is correct, and don’t delay, as penalties can be high. Once registered, you’ll get a certificate that must be shown on-site and in all advertisements.
