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The Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP-RERA) is planning a simpler digital system for filing Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) for registered real estate projects. The proposed upgrade aims to make project reporting more transparent, structured and useful for homebuyers across Uttar Pradesh.
Under the proposed system, certificates from the project’s architect, engineer and chartered accountant (CA) will be submitted directly through the UP-RERA portal. Project achievement information can then be generated from the certified data, reducing the complexity of the existing reporting process.
The initiative is particularly important for property markets such as Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Lucknow, where buyers regularly depend on RERA information to track construction progress.
UP-RERA has also emphasised timely QPR filing. Developers failing to upload quarterly progress reports within the stipulated period can face a ₹2 lakh penalty per project.
For homebuyers, a more streamlined QPR system could make it easier to access updated information about construction progress and project compliance. For developers, the changes mean greater responsibility for maintaining accurate documentation and submitting reports on time.
The proposed digital upgrade is another step towards improving transparency and accountability in Uttar Pradesh’s real estate sector.
Source: Times of India
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