
Telangana RERA has 1,076 unresolved complaints out of 2,920 filed since 2017, leaving 40% pending, the second-highest backlog among major real estate markets after Uttar Pradesh. The state has 11,030 registered projects…
Telangana RERA has 1,076 unresolved complaints out of 2,920 filed since 2017, leaving 40% pending, the second-highest backlog among major real estate markets after Uttar Pradesh. The state has 11,030 registered projects covering 5.16 lakh housing units.
Karnataka, by contrast, disposed of 86% of its 13,513 complaints. Most Telangana complaints involve delayed possession, stalled projects, or refund demands. Officials say multiple buyers often file separate cases against the same project, which could be resolved together, citing 60 complaints against one Dundigal project as an example.
Telangana RERA's 40% pendency rate looks alarming against Karnataka's 14%, but the official defence, multiple complaints against one project, is fair. Yet homebuyers waiting years for flats or refunds aren't comforted by statistics. The real test is whether the Dundigal project resolution, bundling 60 cases into one judgment, becomes a template or an excuse. Numbers alone won't settle it: watch how many common judgments T-RERA actually delivers in the next six months.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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