Noida property registration new rule update for home buyers
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Noida property registration new rule update for home buyers
Noida property registration new rule
The Noida is implementing a new rule aimed at enhancing transparency and safeguarding homebuyers in new housing projects. A Noida Authority Board has introduced a mandatory tripartite "sale agreement" to be signed at the start of property transactions.
Agreement will involve three parties buyer, the builder and the Noida Authority. It will be initiated when the buyer pays 10% of the property's cost, ensuring that the authority is promptly informed of the property ownership transfer.
More To Know
According to Noida Authority CEO Lokesh M this measure was finalized during a board meeting chaired by Chief Secretary Manoj Kumar Singh. The primary objective is to prevent fraudulent property sales and streamline the registration process in the early stages of property transactions.
Tripartite agreement aligns with Section 13 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) which prohibits builders from collecting more than 10% of the property's cost without a formal agreement. Initially buyers will be required to pay 2% of the stamp duty with the remaining amount payable at the time of possession. This approach aims to protect buyers and ensure compliance with legal requirements throughout the property transaction process.
Additional Measures and Challenges
The new tripartite "sale agreement" rule introduced by Noida Authority aims to address several critical issues in real estate sector. By making it mandatory for the buyer, builder and Noida Authority to be part of agreement when 10% of the property cost is paid. rule will prevent developers from engaging in fraudulent practices such as selling the same unit multiple times or withdrawing from sales due to payment delays.
Additionally measure will ensure that any resale of properties cannot occur without notifying the Noida Authority curbing potential tax evasion. Real estate expert PPS Nagar highlighted that this rule will primarily benefit genuine buyers by safeguarding their investments and ensuring transparency in the transaction process.
Beyond Noida government has been proactive in other areas of the real estate sector. A rehabilitation package recommended by a committee led by Amitabh Kant has been introduced to assist defaulting projects.
The recent board meeting also discussed strategies for recovering dues from stakeholders and approved the repurposing of two IT/ITeS firm plots in Sector 154 initially designated for data centers demonstrating a broader focus on real estate and infrastructure development.
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