
Realty to take a hit as RERA comes to force from Sunday
Deccan ChronicleHyderabad: The much delayed Telangana state Real Estate Regulatory Authority act will come into force from September 1 in the state. Accordingly the fee would be Rs 5 per square metre for projects whose land that was proposed to be developed was below 1,000 square meters and Rs 10 per square metre for projects whose development exceeded 1,000 square metres not exceeding Rs 5 lakh. In case of mixed development projects, the fee would be Rs 10 per square metre for projects below 1,000 square metres and Rs 15 per square metre for those above 1000 square metres not exceeding Rs 7 lakh. The fee in respect of commercial projects would be Rs 20 per square metre for below 1,000 square metres and Rs 25 per square metre for those exceeding the limit subject to a maximum of Rs 10 lakh. For the plotted development projects, the fee would be Rs 5 square metre not exceeding Rs 2 lakh.
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