Bhubaneswar: A significant interactive session was recently held in Bhubaneswar, bringing together members of the RERA Bar to introduce the advanced version of the Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) 2.0. This upgrade aims to boost transparency and accountability in the state's real estate sector.
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ORERA 2.0 is the advanced version of the Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority, designed to enhance transparency, accountability, and consumer confidence in the real estate sector of Odisha.
Key features of ORERA 2.0 include an improved online portal for project registration, real-time updates, stringent disclosure requirements, and a robust mechanism for monitoring compliance with RERA regulations.
ORERA 2.0 benefits homebuyers by providing comprehensive data on real estate projects, ensuring transparency, and protecting their rights through stringent compliance and enforcement mechanisms.
ORERA 2.0 aims to address challenges such as lack of transparency, inadequate compliance with regulations, and the need for continuous stakeholder engagement to ensure the effective implementation of the new system.
Steps being taken to implement ORERA 2.0 effectively include initiating awareness programs, training sessions, and continuous engagement with stakeholders to ensure understanding and compliance with the new regulations.
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