The Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (GujRERA) has directed all real estate developers to open separate bank accounts for their projects in the state.
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The purpose of the order is to ensure transparency and accountability in the real estate sector in Gujarat.
Developers have to open separate bank accounts for their projects within 30 days of the order.
Developers who fail to comply with the order will face action from GujRERA, including penalties, cancellation of registration, or revocation of license.
The directions mandate developers to maintain separate bank accounts for each project and to deposit 70% of the amount collected from homebuyers in the account.
The move will help in protecting the interests of homebuyers by ensuring that developers comply with the rules and regulations and do not misuse their funds.
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