What happens to a stalled project under RERA?
What happens to a stalled project under RERA? The West Bengal Real Estate Regulatory Authority (WBRERA) governs this through the RERA Act as adopted in the state, with rera.wb.gov.in as the operative portal for registrations, quarterly progress filings and complaints.
RERA in West Bengal covers every residential project above 8 units or 500 sq m: registration before marketing, 70% of buyer collections into a project escrow, quarterly progress updates, and carpet-area-based pricing disclosure. For buyers, the practical protections are the refund-with-interest right on delay and the ban on plan changes without written consent.
RealtyIQ operates as a WBRERA-registered channel partner (WBRERA/RA/NOR/2026/000189) and lists only projects with verifiable registration numbers. The RERA guide on the site walks through verification, complaint filing and the buyer-protection rules in plain language.
- Regulator
- WBERA (West Bengal)
- Portal
- rera.wb.gov.in
- RealtyIQ registration
- WBRERA/RA/NOR/2026/000189
Is RERA registration mandatory in Kolkata?
Yes, for residential projects above 8 units or 500 sq m sold in West Bengal.
This answer is part of RealtyIQ's RERA FAQ series — buyer protections, verification steps and complaint procedures under WBRERA. Every figure on this page is composed from the live listing database or the West Bengal rate sheet that powers the free calculator suite, and it is refreshed when the underlying data changes. If a number here disagrees with a brochure, trust the listing — brochures are marketing, listings are RERA-linked data.