Builder delay in possession, refund cases, compensation claims, project registration disputes, and misleading advertisements by builders are some of the most common issues faced by homebuyers in the real estate sector. Delays in possession often cause financial and emotional stress to buyers, while refund cases arise when projects are stalled or buyers wish to exit due to non-compliance by developers. Compensation claims are filed to recover losses caused by such delays or false commitments. Additionally, disputes related to project registration under RERA can create legal complications, and misleading advertisements by builders often result in buyers being misinformed about project features, timelines, or approvals. Together, these issues highlight the importance of legal awareness and timely action for protecting buyers’ rights.
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Common issues include delayed possession, hidden charges, project delays, and builder fraud.
Yes, RERA allows homebuyers to claim compensation for delays or misleading commitments.
Most cases are resolved within a few months depending on complexity and documentation.
Yes, each state has its own RERA authority, but the core law remains the same.
Yes, both homebuyers and investors can file complaints under RERA.
