Provident Botanico RERA

Provident Botanico RERA full form is the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. RERA was formulated to regulate India's hitherto unorganized and unregulated real estate sector. Without an efficient regulator, the incidents of tussle and disputes between homebuyers and developers increased.

The RERA Act of 2016 was implemented to address the concerns and grievances of real estate developers, homebuyers, realty agents, and other real estate sector stakeholders. After the implementation of the RERA Act, Rera-approved projects are preferred by homebuyers.

The RERA Act has brought some benefits from the day it was implemented. Some important ones are:

RERA has improved transparency and accountability in India's real estate sector. RERA Act protects the rights of both homebuyers and real estate developers.
RERA has reduced the delays in project completions and prevented misleading information from homebuyers.
RERA safeguards the interest of homebuyers by imposing penalties on defaulting developers for delaying projects or not abiding by the Act.
For any project construction delay, the developer has to pay 2% to the homebuyer.
The developer has to resolve the concerns of homebuyers within 120 days.
As per the RERA Act, the developer can only collect up to 10% as advance from homebuyers
In case of any discrepancy in the title deed, the Act gives the right to the homebuyer to ask for compensation from the developer.
Post the project delivery, the developer has to provide free-of-cost services for construction defects to homebuyers for up to the first five years.
The developers must disclose the project details on RERA's official website, which will be updated regularly to ensure buyer's trust.

Provident Botanico
Type	Apartments
Project Stage	Upcoming
Location	Whitefield, Bangalore
Builder	Provident Housing
Floor Plans	1,2 & 3 BHK
Price	Onrequest
Total Land Area	Onrequest
Total Units	Onrequest
Size Range	Onrequest
Approvals	NA
RERA No	Onrequest
Launch Date	Onrequest
Possession Date	Onrequest

More than 500 sq m real estate projects must be registered with RERA authorities. In addition, every such builder has to inform the homebuyer of the progress of construction, abide by the timelines, and follow the rules stated in the RERA Act.Benefits of the RERA Act, 2016

Provident Botanico RERA is still waiting for its approval. The project is in a pre-launch phase now, with many offers for early buyers. The builder will strictly follow the rules and regulations put forward by the authorities.

Enacted by the Government of India in 2016, the RERA Act is designed to regulate the real estate industry by protecting the rights of home buyers and setting guidelines for developers, agents, and buyers to ensure fair transactional practices.

Advantages of investing in a RERA-approved project

Financial Security: To prevent any possible delay in the property handover due to delays in the project, RERA mandates developers to allocate a certain percentage of finance to an escrow account.
Clarity on Carpet Area and Pricing: Setting a standard of property measurement, RERA requires developers to sell property solely based on its carpet area.
Protection Against False Advertisements: RERA requires property developers to provide only the most accurate and verifiable information while promoting it to prospective buyers.
Timely Delivery: RERA establishes strict guidelines for project completion timelines, reducing the risk of delays. Developers are held accountable and must provide compensation for any delays, ensuring timely possession for homebuyers.

Provident Housing, the developer of Provident Botanico, will strictly follow the rules and regulations put forward by RERA in their iconic project. Investors and end users can confidently rely upon the credibility of the building materials and construction techniques.