Chennai News - Real Estate Developers Demand Swift Reforms to Enhance TNRERA Approvals
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The Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TNRERA) is a statutory body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. It aims to regulate the real estate sector, protect the interests of homebuyers, and promote transparency and accountability in real estate transactions.
Builders are demanding reforms due to significant delays in approval processes, lack of standardization, and issues with transparency and communication. These factors hinder the smooth functioning of the real estate industry and increase costs for developers.
The proposed solutions include streamlining approval processes, standardizing procedures across the state, and enhancing communication between TNRERA and developers through dedicated channels and regular updates.
Implementing these reforms will attract more investors, boost project timelines, and benefit homebuyers. It will also contribute to the overall economic growth of the region by promoting a more conducive business environment.
TNRERA can play a crucial role in promoting sustainable growth by addressing key issues, implementing the proposed solutions, and ensuring that the real estate sector operates in a transparent and accountable manner, which ultimately benefits all stakeholders.
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