The Noida Authority board has implemented a significant change in real estate transactions, mandating flat registration for homebuyers, following recent scandals in the sector.
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The Noida Authority implemented the flat registration mandate to enhance transparency and accountability in the real estate sector, following several high-profile scandals that eroded trust among homebuyers and investors.
Developers will be required to provide detailed information about each property, including the area, amenities, and any existing legal encumbrances.
The flat registration will reduce the risk of purchasing properties with legal issues, provide buyers with transparent and informed decision-making, and create a fairer market environment.
The Noida Authority will establish a dedicated enforcement team to monitor the registration process and take action against non-compliant developers, including fines and project suspensions.
The real estate industry has had mixed reactions, with some developers welcoming the move for long-term benefits and others expressing concerns about added administrative burdens.
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