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Verifying a Project's RERA Registration

A step-by-step way to confirm that a project is registered and to read what the disclosure tells you.

Last updated 15 May 2026Methodology ↗Editorial content. Any figures referenced are indicative computed estimates.

A RERA number printed on a brochure means little until you check it on the state portal. The number links to a public record that a builder cannot quietly edit, and reading that record is one of the most useful checks a buyer can do.

Where to look

In Karnataka, the registration is held on the state RERA portal. Each registered project has a page listing its registration number, the promoter, the approved plan, the declared completion date, and quarterly progress updates.

What to confirm

  • The registration number on the brochure matches the portal record exactly.
  • The project name and promoter match what you are being sold.
  • The declared completion date is consistent with what the sales team states.
  • Quarterly updates are being filed and show real progress.

Reading the gaps

A registration that exists but has stale quarterly updates, or a completion date that has been revised more than once, is worth questioning. Registration tells you a project is on the record. The quality of the disclosure tells you how the builder treats that record.