RERA · Kerala
K-RERA: a guide for builders in Kerala
Kerala Real Estate Regulatory Authority regulates real-estate projects in Kerala. Here is what it means for your projects and your sales team.
The authority
Kerala Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA). Official website.
What to know
- Projects need RERA registration before any advertising, booking or sale (Section 3); the Act exempts projects where the land is 500 sq m or less, or there are 8 apartments or fewer.
- Since 1 September 2023 promoters must show the project's K-RERA QR code on every promotion and advertisement, covering print, brochures, websites, social media and site or sales-office hoardings.
- 70% of money collected from allottees must sit in a separate bank account and be withdrawn only in proportion to construction progress, certified by an engineer, architect and chartered accountant (Section 4(2)(l)(D)).
- Promoters must update the project page on the RERA website every quarter with bookings and construction status (Section 11(1)).
- Real estate agents and channel partners must register with the authority before facilitating any sale (Section 9).
Rules and fees change. Check the authority's website or your legal adviser before you act. Last reviewed 1 October 2026.
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