RERA Disclaimer

Last updated: 30 October 2026

Please read this page carefully before relying on any project information on this website. Information here is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute an offer, invitation or contract of any kind.

1. About RERA

The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 ("RERA") was introduced to protect home buyers and bring greater transparency and accountability to the real estate sector. Each State and Union Territory has its own Real Estate Regulatory Authority, and most have a public website where registered projects can be checked.

Whether a project needs to be registered depends on the Act and on the rules of the State or Union Territory where it is located.

2. Our role

Titlevia is a real estate advisory. Unless we clearly say otherwise, we are not the developer, promoter or seller of the projects shown on this website. Responsibility for a project, including its approvals, construction, quality and delivery, rests with its developer or promoter.

3. Project information

Project details on this website may come from developers and other third parties, and they may change. Titlevia does not guarantee that any project detail is accurate, complete or current. Showing a project on this website is not a guarantee or endorsement of that project, its developer or its RERA status.

Where a registration number is shown, please check it yourself on the website of the relevant authority. Your agreement with the developer, together with the official RERA record, is what counts.

4. Images, prices and availability

• Images, illustrations, layouts, renderings and walkthroughs are for representation only
• They may differ from the actual project, including its finishes, views, furniture and surroundings
• Prices, payment plans, availability, specifications and timelines may change without notice
• Listings marked as samples are examples, and are not properties available for purchase

5. Before you book or pay

Before making any booking or payment, we strongly recommend that you:

• Find the project on the website of the relevant RERA authority and confirm that its registration is valid
• Compare the developer, project name, sanctioned plans and declared completion date with what you were given
• Review the title documents, approvals and draft agreement with your own lawyer
• Understand the carpet area, the total cost and the payment schedule
• Get every promise in writing, in the agreement for sale
• Make payments to the project account named in your agreement, and keep your receipts

Our guide to verifying a RERA registration explains the basics.

6. Your own decision

Nothing on this website is legal, financial or investment advice, and we do not promise any return or price increase. Your decision to buy is your own, and it should be based on your own checks and on professional advice where needed.

7. Complaints about a project

If you have a complaint about a registered project, you can raise it with the developer or with the relevant RERA authority, following the process that authority sets out.

8. Contact us

If you see something on this website that looks wrong or out of date, please tell us at connect@titlevia.com and we will look into it. You can also read our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.