Gujarat Real Estate Regulatory Authority (Gujarat RERA) has allowed a month’s time to real estate developers to adapt to the state regulator’s CREDAI new portal.
The decision was taken after a meeting of RERA officials and real estate developers on Tuesday.
The new portal Called Gujarat RERA 2.0, is bundled with a mobile application and was scheduled to be rolled-out from June 26.
“We requested the regulatory authority chairman that the new software (portal) should not be immediately implemented,” said Ashish Patel, president, CREDAI-Gujarat, which is a state chapter of Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI).
“Real estate community also urged that it is not the right time to introduce a new initiative as all the working staff is not available and developers are facing tough times in starting work at their sites. We sought time to understand the new software and provide our feedback,” added Patel.
Realtors’ request was accepted by the authority chairman and they have been given a month’s time to adapt and understand the portal as well as have first-hand experience of using the new software.
“Based on the user experience, we will provide feedback and suggestions in a month’s time, which will then be reviewed by the authority,” said Patel, who along with CREDAI-Gujarat secretary Kinjal Patel led the discussion with the state authority.
The meeting was attended by over two dozen representatives of various city-chapters of CREDAI-Gujarat.
