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Buying a home is one of the biggest financial and emotional decisions in a person’s life. In Gujarat, where cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, and Rajkot are growing rapidly, the real estate market offers many opportunities—but also challenges. Delays in possession, unclear project details, and misleading promises were once common problems faced by homebuyers. To address these issues, the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) was introduced across India. In Gujarat, this law is implemented by RERA Gujarat (Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority) . By 2026, RERA Gujarat has become an essential safeguard for buyers, investors, and even genuine developers. This blog explains how RERA Gujarat works in 2026 , who must register, how to check approved projects, how to file complaints, and what homebuyers should keep in mind before investing. We also explain how platforms like Tytil.com can help buyers make more informed property decisions alongside RERA verification....

India’s real estate market is going through one of its most transformative phases. While metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru have always dominated property discussions, the focus is now shifting toward emerging real estate corridors —new growth zones shaped by infrastructure development, employment hubs, connectivity projects, and changing lifestyle preferences. By 2026, these corridors are expected to redefine how and where Indians buy homes and invest in property. This shift is not sudden. It is the result of long-term planning, government policies, metro rail expansions, expressways, industrial corridors, IT parks, and the growing demand for better living spaces at more affordable prices. For homebuyers and investors alike, understanding these emerging corridors early can mean better choices, higher appreciation, and long-term security. In this detailed guide, we explore India’s most promising real estate corridors to watch in 2026 , why they are growing, and what buyers ...

Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions in a person’s life. For most families, it is not just a financial investment but an emotional one as well. In the past, many homebuyers faced delays, lack of transparency, sudden cost changes, and unfulfilled promises from builders. To address these long-standing issues, the Government of India introduced the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, commonly known as RERA. In Kerala, this law is implemented through RERA Kerala , also called KRERA. As we move into 2025, understanding how RERA Kerala works, how to register projects and agents, and what rights homebuyers have has become extremely important. This blog explains everything in a simple, human and practical way , without legal jargon, so that buyers, builders, and agents can clearly understand their responsibilities and benefits. What Is RERA Kerala and Why It Matters RERA Kerala was established to bring discipline, accountability, and transparency to the real estate sector...

Buying or investing in property is one of the biggest financial decisions people make, especially in a market like Delhi–NCR. To protect the interests of homebuyers and bring transparency to the real estate sector, the government introduced the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, commonly known as RERA Delhi . This authority plays a crucial role in regulating real estate projects, builders, and agents operating in the region. This blog explains how RERA Delhi works, who needs to register, how buyers can search projects, and how complaints can be filed—all in simple and easy-to-understand language. Understanding the Role of RERA Delhi RERA Delhi was established to ensure fairness, accountability, and transparency in the real estate market. Before RERA, buyers often faced delays, unclear project details, and lack of accountability from developers. RERA Delhi addresses these issues by making it mandatory for developers and agents to register their projects and activities, disclo...