Buying a property is not just a financial decision—it’s an emotional milestone. Whether you’re investing in your first home, purchasing an office space, or expanding your portfolio in Gurugram’s thriving market, one thing remains constant: the importance of property registration.
In India, and particularly in Haryana, registering a property isn’t optional—it’s mandatory by law. It’s the legal act that transforms a purchase into ownership. Without registration, your property is simply a “transaction in progress,” not a legally recognized asset.
Unfortunately, many buyers underestimate this step, often leaving documentation to the last minute. The result? Delays, penalties, and even disputes. Understanding the documents required for property registry in Haryana ensures your purchase is transparent, lawful, and stress-free.
What is Property Registration?
Property registration is the process through which the ownership of property is legally transferred from the seller (or builder) to the buyer. This registration is done under the Registration Act, 1908, through the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO) of the district where the property is located.
Once the property is registered, your name appears in official government records—confirming that you are the rightful owner. It also serves as evidence in court, if ever required.
In Haryana, registration is done online and offline through the Jamabandi Portal or at local Sub-Registrar Offices in districts like Gurugram, Faridabad, Sohna, Panchkula, etc.
Why Is Registration So Important?
Let’s simplify this: imagine you’ve bought a luxury apartment in Sector 65, Gurugram. You’ve paid the builder, got possession, and moved in. But if your property isn’t registered, you don’t legally own it—even if you’re living there.
Registration ensures:
- Legal ownership – The sale deed officially recognizes you as the property owner.
- Protection from disputes – No one can legally claim your property once it’s registered.
- Eligibility for resale or loan – Banks and financial institutions require a registered title for any property-based loan or resale.
- Transparency – The transaction becomes part of public records under the Haryana Land Registry System.
In short, registration converts possession into ownership and investment into security.
Understanding the Property Registry System in Haryana
The property registry system in Haryana is managed under the Revenue Department of Haryana, governed by the Registration Act, 1908 and Haryana Stamp Act, 1973.
The system ensures:
- Every land or property transaction is recorded.
- Transfer of ownership happens legally and transparently.
- Buyers and sellers pay stamp duty and registration fees as per government norms.
In Haryana, property registration has been digitized via the Jamabandi portal (https://jamabandi.nic.in). It allows online verification of property details, deeds, and even e-stamp generation—making the process faster and more transparent.
Step-by-Step Overview of the Property Registration Process
Let’s quickly break down how property registration typically happens in Haryana:
Step 1: Verification of Documents
Before approaching the Sub-Registrar, both parties (buyer and seller) must collect and verify all ownership and identity documents.
Step 2: Drafting the Sale Deed
The sale deed or conveyance deed is drafted, detailing:
- Property location, plot number, area
- Sale consideration (price)
- Terms and conditions
- Transfer details
This document becomes the core of the registration process.
Step 3: Payment of Stamp Duty and Registration Fees
Stamp duty in Haryana generally ranges between 5% to 7% of the property’s market value, depending on the area and the gender of the buyer.
Registration fees are 1% of the transaction value.
Step 4: Visit the Sub-Registrar Office (SRO)
Both parties, along with two witnesses, must appear at the SRO office. Biometrics, photo, and signature verification are completed.
Step 5: Submission and Digital Entry
After verification, the deed is digitally uploaded to government records. The buyer receives the registered document—a legal proof of ownership.
Documents Required for Property Registry in Haryana
Now, let’s get into the heart of the topic—the documents you’ll need. These vary slightly depending on whether it’s a new property, resale, or builder floor, but the core list remains similar.
1. Identity Proofs (for Buyer and Seller)
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Passport (for NRIs)
- Voter ID
- Driving License
👉 Ensure all ID proofs are up to date and consistent with your address and name across documents.
2. Ownership Documents (from the Seller or Developer)
- Title Deed or Allotment Letter – The primary ownership document.
- Previous Sale Deeds – For resale properties, this shows chain of ownership.
- Possession Letter – Issued by the builder once possession is given.
- Occupation Certificate (OC) – Proof that the property is ready for occupation and compliant with building norms.
3. Sale Deed (Drafted for Registration)
The Sale Deed is the legal heart of the transaction.
It must include:
- Property details (size, layout, location, floor)
- Transaction amount
- Payment details
- Names of parties and witnesses
- Declaration of transfer of ownership
It must be printed on stamp paper of the appropriate value before registration.
4. Encumbrance Certificate (EC)
The Encumbrance Certificate shows whether the property has any existing mortgage, loan, or legal liability.
Buyers can request this from the local registrar’s office to ensure the property is clean from any burden.
5. Property Tax Receipts
These confirm that the property owner has cleared all municipal taxes. Outstanding dues can delay or block registration.
6. Building Plan & Approvals
Especially important for newly constructed apartments, plots, and commercial spaces:
- Building Plan Approval from DTCP or GMDA
- Layout Plan Approval
- Structural Safety Certificate
This ensures your property follows Haryana’s urban development regulations.
7. Khata / Mutation Certificate
Known locally as Jamabandi or Khatauni, this document lists ownership details in municipal or panchayat records. It’s essential for taxation and property transfer.
8. No Objection Certificates (NOCs)
Depending on the type of property, the following NOCs might be needed:
- From Builder / Housing Society
- From Fire and Pollution Departments (for commercial property)
- From Bank (if the property was financed)
- From local authorities (in restricted zones)
9. RERA Registration Certificate (For Builder or Project)
Every real estate project in Haryana must have a RERA registration number issued by HRERA (Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority).
This ensures that the project is legal, registered, and accountable to buyers.
You can verify the project’s RERA details online at https://haryanarera.gov.in.
10. Payment Proofs
Keep a record of all payments made:
- Booking receipts
- Bank transfer statements
- GST invoices (if applicable)
- Loan disbursement slips
These serve as proof of transaction during registration.
Stamp Duty and Registration Fees in Haryana (2025 Update)
The Government of Haryana levies stamp duty and registration charges on property transactions.
| Category | Stamp Duty | Registration Fee |
| Male Buyer | 7% | 1% |
| Female Buyer | 5% | 1% |
| Joint (Male + Female) | 6% | 1% |
(Note: Rates may vary depending on municipal area and property type.)
You can use the e-Stamping facility available via SHCIL or the Jamabandi portal for digital payment—no need for physical stamp papers anymore.
Pro Tip: Double-Check Before Signing Anything
Before the final registration:
- Cross-check the property survey number, location, and boundaries.
- Ensure the sale deed value matches your payment receipts.
- Verify RERA details, especially for under-construction projects.
- Confirm that the builder has paid all development charges.
Example:
Rohit, a software engineer from Gurugram, bought a 2BHK flat in Sector 68. When he went for registration, the Sub-Registrar found that the building plan approval from DTCP was missing. His registration got delayed by two months.
A simple check with the builder beforehand could have saved time and stress.
The Shift Toward Transparency in Real Estate
For decades, the real estate sector in India was unregulated and largely builder-driven. Buyers often faced delays, hidden costs, unclear approvals, and project cancellations — with no proper redressal mechanism.
Then came RERA — the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. It changed everything.
RERA is not just a law; it’s a buyer’s bill of rights in real estate. It introduced transparency, accountability, and structure — finally bringing balance between developers and homebuyers.
If you’re planning to buy a property in Haryana—especially in booming areas like Gurugram, Sohna, Faridabad, or Panchkula—understanding RERA is essential before you even think about registration.
What is RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority)?
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, known as RERA, came into force on May 1, 2017. It mandates that all real estate projects and agents must register with the respective State RERA Authority.
The Core Objectives of RERA:
- Protect homebuyers’ interests.
- Bring transparency to project development and sales.
- Enforce accountability in builders and agents.
- Regulate the real estate market for fair practices.
- Reduce project delays and ensure timely delivery.
- Establish a grievance redressal system for disputes.
RERA in Haryana: HRERA Explained
In Haryana, RERA is divided into two regional authorities:
- HRERA Gurugram – covers Gurugram, Sohna, Faridabad, Nuh, and nearby districts.
- HRERA Panchkula – covers the rest of Haryana, including Karnal, Panipat, Ambala, Hisar, etc.
Every developer, builder, and broker operating in these regions must be registered with HRERA before advertising, selling, or marketing any property.
Why RERA Matters for Homebuyers
Before RERA, many developers sold projects without approvals, delayed handovers, or changed layouts without informing buyers. Buyers had little recourse except lengthy legal battles.
RERA changed the power dynamics by making buyers legally protected participants in the transaction. Here’s how:
1. Mandatory Project Registration
Every real estate project (above 500 sq.m. or 8 units) must be registered under HRERA before launch.
Builders cannot advertise or sell without a valid RERA registration number.
👉 This ensures that the project has obtained all necessary approvals from DTCP, GMDA, or HUDA.
2. Disclosure of Project Details
Developers must upload all project information on the official HRERA website:
- Land title documents
- Approvals and clearances
- Construction timeline and phases
- Carpet area and unit plans
- List of contractors and architects
This data is publicly accessible, so buyers can verify before purchasing.
3. Escrow Account for Buyer Payments
RERA mandates that 70% of all buyer payments must be deposited in a separate escrow account—used only for project construction and land costs.
This ensures:
- Builder cannot divert funds to other projects.
- Work progresses according to schedule.
- Financial discipline is maintained.
4. Defined Possession Timeline
Under RERA, builders must specify the completion and possession date in the agreement.
Delays attract penalties and interest payments to the buyer.
So, if your flat was promised in March 2025 and gets delayed, the builder owes you compensation for each month of delay.
5. Standardized Carpet Area Definition
Before RERA, many developers misrepresented “super built-up area.”
Now, RERA defines carpet area as the net usable floor area — excluding common areas like lobbies, shafts, and walls.
This ensures clarity and honesty in pricing.
6. Penalties for False Advertising
If a developer markets a project without RERA registration or gives false information, HRERA can impose hefty penalties or even jail time.
This protects buyers from misleading promotions or “fake launches.”
7. Grievance Redressal
Buyers can file complaints directly on the HRERA website if they face:
- Delay in possession
- Misinformation
- Layout changes without consent
- Quality issues
HRERA investigates and can order refunds, compensation, or project suspension.
How to Check RERA Registration in Haryana
Verifying a project’s HRERA status is simple and can save you from fraud.
Here’s how you can check:
- Visit: https://haryanarera.gov.in
- Choose HRERA Gurugram or HRERA Panchkula (depending on project location).
- Click on “Registered Projects.”
- Enter the project name or developer name.
- View the details:
- Registration number
- Validity period
- Approved layout plan
- Construction status
- Uploaded certificates
💡 Always ask the builder or broker for the RERA number and verify it before signing or paying.
Example of RERA in Action
Let’s take a practical example:
A buyer invests in a project in Sector 68, Gurugram. The builder delays delivery by 18 months. Under RERA:
- The buyer can file a complaint online.
- HRERA summons the builder.
- If found guilty, the builder must pay monthly compensation or refund with 10% annual interest.
Earlier, this could take years in court. Now, RERA ensures justice within months.
Impact of RERA on Real Estate in Haryana
Since the implementation of HRERA, Haryana’s property market—especially Gurugram and Sohna—has become more buyer-centric and structured.
Key Impacts:
✅ Decline in fake or unapproved projects.
✅ Faster project delivery and possession handovers.
✅ More transparency in pricing and amenities.
✅ Increased buyer confidence and investment inflow.
✅ Real estate agents are now regulated and licensed.
Common Misconceptions About RERA
Even with years of implementation, buyers often misunderstand certain aspects of RERA. Let’s clear the air:
Myth 1: Only luxury projects are RERA-registered.
➡️ Fact: RERA applies to all real estate projects—residential, commercial, affordable, or plotted.
Myth 2: RERA only protects buyers, not builders.
➡️ Fact: RERA protects both parties by ensuring fairness and contractual discipline.
Myth 3: RERA registration means guaranteed project completion.
➡️ Fact: It ensures accountability and legal remedy—not a guarantee, but strong enforcement.
Myth 4: Old projects before 2017 are outside RERA’s reach.
➡️ Fact: Projects still under development after 2017 must comply with RERA provisions.
How RERA Benefits Property Registration
RERA compliance simplifies the registry process too:
- Buyers get access to verified project documentation.
- Sale deeds and ownership titles are backed by legal clarity.
- Banks prefer RERA-approved properties for home loans.
- Registration at the Sub-Registrar’s office becomes smoother, with all approvals traceable online.
So, when you register your property in Haryana, choosing a RERA-registered project protects your legal ownership and peace of mind.
Sribha Realtech: Your RERA-Compliant Real Estate Partner
In a world where transparency defines trust, Sribha Realtech has emerged as one of Gurugram’s most trusted RERA-compliant property consultancies.
Every project recommended by Sribha Realtech undergoes strict documentation, HRERA verification, and legal due diligence.
What Makes Sribha Realtech Stand Out:
- 100% RERA-verified projects – no hidden listings or unapproved properties.
- Expert guidance on project selection, pricing, and documentation.
- End-to-end transaction management, from booking to registry.
- In-house legal verification of deeds, NOCs, and project clearances.
- Dedicated after-sales support — ensuring your registry and possession are seamless.
Sribha Realtech’s Compliance Process
When Sribha Realtech lists or markets a project:
- It verifies the builder’s HRERA registration and background.
- Confirms layout plan approval from DTCP or GMDA.
- Checks for encumbrance-free status and property tax compliance.
- Confirms title ownership and mutation status.
This means when you buy through Sribha Realtech, you’re not just buying a property—you’re buying legal assurance.
Why Sribha Realtech is Trusted by Thousands
Sribha Realtech isn’t just another property consultant. It’s a real estate advisory backed by SBA Group Holdings, ensuring financial strength, corporate governance, and transparency in every transaction.
Core Values:
- Transparency – No hidden charges or inflated prices.
- Integrity – Every deal documented, every promise kept.
- Knowledge – Deep expertise in Haryana’s RERA laws and land systems.
- Trust – Building long-term relationships, not just sales.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or NRI, Sribha Realtech helps you navigate Haryana’s real estate landscape legally, confidently, and profitably.
Real Example
A corporate client recently wanted to purchase commercial office space in DLF Corporate Greens, Sector 74A.
Before proceeding, Sribha Realtech verified:
- The project’s HRERA registration.
- Builder’s NOCs and occupancy certificate.
- Title deed and property tax clearance.
Result: The registry was completed in one day—smooth, compliant, and fully transparent.
That’s the Sribha Realtech difference.
The Final Step in a Buyer’s Journey
Buying a property is one of the most significant milestones in a person’s life. You’ve searched, compared, verified, negotiated, and finally found the ideal property. Now comes the most crucial step — the registry.
As we’ve discussed in earlier parts, property registration and RERA compliance form the legal and ethical backbone of real estate transactions in Haryana. Yet, even today, many buyers make small but costly mistakes during this process.
Let’s walk through what to do (and not do) to make your registration journey smooth, safe, and successful.
Common Mistakes Buyers Make During Property Registration
Despite having the best intentions, even experienced buyers sometimes overlook essential details. Here are the most frequent missteps — and how you can avoid them.
❌ 1. Not Verifying Ownership Title Properly
Many buyers rely only on the seller’s claim or broker’s word. However, without checking the title deed and mutation record (Jamabandi), you can’t be sure that the seller legally owns the property.
✅ Tip:
Always request and verify:
- The chain of ownership (all previous sale deeds).
- The latest mutation certificate.
- Whether the land is freehold or leasehold.
For builder floors or group housing, verify the builder’s license number on the DTCP website.
❌ 2. Ignoring Encumbrance Certificate
Skipping the Encumbrance Certificate (EC) can be disastrous. It shows if the property has unpaid loans, disputes, or court attachments.
✅ Tip:
Apply for EC at the Sub-Registrar Office before registration or verify online through Haryana Jamabandi Portal. Only buy a property marked as “Encumbrance-Free.”
❌ 3. Not Checking RERA Registration
A common mistake is assuming that a reputed builder’s project is automatically registered under RERA. That’s not always true.
✅ Tip:
Check the HRERA number on https://haryanarera.gov.in. It should clearly state:
- Project registration date
- Completion date
- Land title status
- Builder details
Never invest in a project without a valid HRERA certificate.
❌ 4. Underestimating Stamp Duty Costs
Buyers often budget for the property price but forget about stamp duty and registration fees, which can total up to 8% of the property value. Missing this payment can delay the registry indefinitely.
✅ Tip:
Use the Jamabandi e-Stamp Calculator to know your exact charges. Always pay via e-stamping — it’s secure, instant, and transparent.
❌ 5. Signing an Unverified Sale Deed
Many people sign the sale deed without reviewing its content. Even a single spelling or boundary error can cause long-term complications.
✅ Tip:
Read the deed thoroughly. Ensure:
- All names and addresses match Aadhaar details.
- The property description (size, sector, plot no.) is correct.
- Witness names are accurate.
If unsure, get it reviewed by a real estate legal expert — Sribha Realtech provides this as part of their documentation support.
❌ 6. Registering Without All NOCs
Projects require several NOCs — from the Fire Department, Pollution Board, DTCP, and sometimes RWA or society. Missing even one can block the final registry.
✅ Tip:
Ask your agent or builder to share all No Objection Certificates (NOCs) in writing. Sribha Realtech verifies all these before the registry step.
❌ 7. Not Keeping Payment Records Organized
Some buyers pay via multiple channels — part cheque, part cash, or loan disbursement. Later, during registration, they struggle to prove the total payment.
✅ Tip:
Keep every receipt, invoice, and bank statement organized. The Sub-Registrar may ask for proof of payment.
❌ 8. Skipping the Possession Certificate
Possession letters are often delayed by builders. But without it, your property isn’t legally handed over to you.
✅ Tip:
Insist on a Possession Certificate signed by the builder before or immediately after registration.
❌ 9. Forgetting to Update Mutation (Name Change) Post-Registration
After you register, your name must appear in local land records. Many people stop after the sale deed, missing this crucial step.
✅ Tip:
Apply for mutation at your local Tehsil office or online on the Jamabandi portal using your registered sale deed.
Checklist for a Smooth Property Registry in Haryana
Here’s a concise registry checklist every buyer should follow:
| Step | Document / Action | Verified By |
| 1 | Identity Proofs (Buyer & Seller) | Aadhaar, PAN |
| 2 | Sale Deed | Drafted & verified |
| 3 | Title Deed / Ownership Proof | Seller / Builder |
| 4 | Encumbrance Certificate | Sub-Registrar |
| 5 | Property Tax Receipts | Municipal body |
| 6 | RERA Registration | HRERA Portal |
| 7 | NOCs (Fire, Pollution, Society) | Builder / Authority |
| 8 | Stamp Duty & Registration Fees | Jamabandi Portal |
| 9 | Possession Letter | Builder |
| 10 | Mutation Application | Local Revenue Dept |
Having these ready saves you time, effort, and unnecessary revisits to the Sub-Registrar’s office.
Digital Advancements: Property Registration in Haryana Goes Online
The Government of Haryana has made property registration more convenient through the Jamabandi.nic.in platform.
You can now:
- Generate e-Stamp Certificates online.
- Calculate stamp duty instantly.
- Verify property ownership via “Naksha” and “Jamabandi” records.
- Book online appointments at your nearest Sub-Registrar Office.
This transparency ensures buyers are empowered and protected from fraudulent intermediaries.
How RERA & Digital Records Work Together
The integration of RERA and Jamabandi databases has revolutionized real estate due diligence.
Benefits for Buyers:
- Real-time verification of approved layouts and titles.
- Reduced dependence on brokers for documentation.
- Immediate alerts if a property is already mortgaged or disputed.
- Easy access to builder compliance history under HRERA.
In essence, buying a home in Haryana is now safer and more data-driven than ever before.
The Future of Real Estate Development in Haryana
The next few years promise transformational growth for Haryana’s real estate ecosystem. With rapid infrastructure expansion and policy reforms, the region is poised to attract domestic and global investors.
Key Growth Drivers:
- Dwarka Expressway Completion – Boosting Gurugram, Sector 37–113.
- Global City Project (Sector 36B–37D) – Haryana’s mega smart city initiative.
- KMP Expressway and Delhi–Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) – Enhancing connectivity and industrial growth.
- Expansion of Metro Corridors – Connecting Sohna, Manesar, and Dwarka.
- New Gurgaon Masterplan 2041 – More mixed-use zones and green infrastructure.
With these in play, property values in Gurugram and Sohna are projected to grow steadily over the next 5 years.
Why Sribha Realtech Leads the Way in Transparent Real Estate Advisory
As Haryana’s real estate landscape evolves, Sribha Realtech continues to redefine the standards of trust and professionalism in property consultation.
Here’s why buyers, investors, and corporate clients consistently choose Sribha Realtech:
1. 100% RERA-Compliant Projects
Every property Sribha Realtech lists is verified under HRERA Gurugram or HRERA Panchkula.
This means zero-risk investments and full legal compliance.
2. End-to-End Documentation Assistance
From verifying builder NOCs to registering your sale deed, Sribha Realtech handles all documentation professionally.
Their legal team ensures no missing papers, ensuring quick registration and stress-free possession.
3. Strong Developer Network
Sribha Realtech maintains trusted associations with leading builders such as DLF, Adani, AIPL, Pioneer, Spaze, and GLS — all verified under HRERA.
This gives buyers access to exclusive inventories and early launch benefits.
4. Investment-Focused Approach
Sribha Realtech doesn’t just help clients buy property — it helps them invest strategically.
Whether it’s a 2BHK apartment in Sohna or a commercial unit in Sector 74A, each suggestion is backed by market research and ROI analysis.
5. Backed by SBA Group Holdings
Sribha Realtech’s credibility is strengthened by SBA Group Holdings, a reputed conglomerate known for excellence in multiple sectors.
This backing ensures financial stability, long-term commitment, and ethical business practices.
6. Personalized Client Guidance
Every buyer’s need is unique. Sribha Realtech assigns dedicated advisors who:
- Shortlist projects within your budget.
- Arrange site visits.
- Coordinate builder meetings.
- Oversee legal and registry formalities.
This personalized, human touch makes a huge difference in real estate decisions.
Client Story
An NRI client from Dubai approached Sribha Realtech to invest in Gurugram’s commercial space.
From HRERA verification to e-stamp generation and digital registration, the entire process was managed remotely.
Within a week, the client had a legally registered property and verified deed — all without leaving his home abroad.
That’s what transparency, technology, and trust can achieve.
Sribha Realtech’s Vision for the Future
“Real estate is not about selling square feet. It’s about delivering trust, one deal at a time.”
Sribha Realtech envisions becoming India’s most trusted real estate advisory brand, combining technology, legal transparency, and client education.
The company aims to educate every buyer about:
- Document verification
- HRERA laws
- Smart investments
- Sustainable living
Their goal is to make property transactions as easy as online shopping — secure, transparent, and guided.
Final Thoughts: Secure Your Dream, Legally and Smartly
Property ownership is a dream. But dreams need the foundation of documentation, legality, and trust to stand tall.
By understanding the documents required for property registration in Haryana and the power of RERA compliance, you’re already ahead of 80% of buyers.
And when you partner with experts like Sribha Realtech, you turn a complex legal process into a seamless, rewarding experience.
Whether you’re buying your first home in Sohna, an office in Gurugram, or investing in upcoming projects on SPR or Dwarka Expressway — make sure your investment is RERA-verified, registry-ready, and guided by professionals who care.
Conclusion: Secure Your Investment with the Right Knowledge and Partner
Buying property in Haryana is more than just a transaction — it’s a life decision that deserves clarity, legality, and trust.
Understanding which documents are required for property registration and the role of RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) ensures that your investment is not only profitable but also legally protected.
From verifying ownership documents and encumbrance certificates to ensuring RERA compliance and paying the correct stamp duty, every step plays a vital role in safeguarding your ownership rights.
And when it comes to executing all of this seamlessly, Sribha Realtech stands as your most reliable real estate partner in Haryana.
Backed by SBA Group Holdings, Sribha Realtech delivers a complete suite of services — from documentation and project verification to registration assistance — ensuring every client experiences a transparent, compliant, and stress-free property journey.
In a market full of choices, trust the one that prioritizes your security over sales.
Choose Sribha Realtech — where your property dreams meet legal assurance, expert guidance, and lasting value.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What documents are required for property registration in Haryana?
You’ll need the following:
- Aadhaar and PAN (for both buyer & seller)
- Sale Deed (on proper stamp paper)
- Title Deed / Allotment Letter
- Encumbrance Certificate (EC)
- Property Tax Receipts and No Objection Certificates (NOCs)
These ensure your transaction is legal and ownership is properly transferred.
2. What is RERA, and why is it important for homebuyers?
RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority) ensures transparency, accountability, and timely delivery in real estate.
In Haryana, HRERA Gurugram and HRERA Panchkula regulate all projects — protecting buyers from fraud, project delays, and false advertisements.
3. How much stamp duty is payable for property registration in Haryana?
As per current rules:
- 7% for male buyers
- 5% for female buyers
- 6% for joint (male + female) ownership
Additionally, a 1% registration fee applies to all transactions.
4. How can I verify a property’s RERA registration in Haryana?
Visit https://haryanarera.gov.in, select HRERA Gurugram or Panchkula, and enter the project or developer name.
You can instantly view registration details, approvals, timelines, and status — ensuring the property is authentic and compliant.
5. Why should I choose Sribha Realtech for my property investment?
Because Sribha Realtech offers:
✅ 100% RERA-verified projects
✅ End-to-end documentation and registry support
✅ Expert legal verification and builder background checks
✅ Backing from SBA Group Holdings for financial credibility
✅ Transparent and personalized guidance from inquiry to registry
When you choose Sribha Realtech, you’re not just buying property — you’re securing peace of mind.
