Real estate websites · 3 min read
RERA information on Indian real estate websites: a planning checklist
By the Luke team · 8 November 2026
Plan approved project registration fields, authority links and state-specific review steps for Indian property pages and advertising content. This guide is for business owners and marketing teams planning a real estate website for UAE or India; use it to shape a brief, not as a substitute for legal or regulatory review.
Begin with the applicable project and role
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act includes a rule for registration of covered projects before promoters advertise, market, book or sell, subject to exemptions. Whether a specific project and activity are covered needs confirmation by the responsible business or legal adviser.
Identify the promoter, project, relevant state authority and content to be published. A brokerage catalogue and a promoter's project advertisement may raise different questions. Do not treat a general checklist as a legal assessment of a particular page.
Plan registration information as approved data
Section 11(2) addresses prominent authority website information and the project registration number in a promoter's advertisement or prospectus. Reserve appropriate approved fields in the content model and ask who verifies them before publication. A copied number without a responsible review process is not sufficient content governance.
Keep registration details tied to the right project. If a corporate developer site has multiple projects, each page needs its own approved information where applicable. Avoid suggesting that one company's general credentials replace project-specific requirements.
Check state-specific directions
State authorities can issue additional operational instructions. MahaRERA has issued directions concerning QR display and registration detail visibility in advertisements. That Maharashtra example must be labelled geographically; it should not be applied as an identical nationwide rule.
Ask the project team to provide the current directions for the relevant state and channel. Include those approved requirements in templates and acceptance checks. Website designers should not fabricate legal wording or claim to certify compliance.
Keep campaign material consistent
A project may appear on a website, landing page, downloadable brochure and advertising creative. Define an approval owner across those formats. Changing a project page while leaving an outdated brochure available can create inconsistent public information.
Version downloadable material and assign a review process when project details change. Preserve a practical correction and withdrawal route for outdated content. Content operations are as important as the initial template design.
Use legal review alongside development
The CMS can make fields mandatory and restrict publishing roles, but it cannot confirm the truth of project facts or issue registration. The business supplies approved information and an appropriate specialist confirms its obligations.
Before launch, test how an editor updates registration details, authority links and related assets. Recheck current state guidance and relevant law. This checklist supports planning and does not substitute for legal advice or regulator approval.
Key takeaway
Before launch, test how an editor updates registration details, authority links and related assets. Recheck current state guidance and relevant law. This checklist supports planning and does not substitute for legal advice or regulator approval.
Official sources
- India: Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
- MahaRERA: advertising display directions (Maharashtra)
Check current local requirements with the responsible business or adviser. This article is not legal advice.
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