Rs 27k crore housing projects cleared for city in first 4 months this year

Rs 27k crore housing projects cleared for city in first 4 months this year
The development comes at a time when Gurgaon continues to remain one of the country’s most active real estate markets
Gurgaon: Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera) has approved 35 real estate projects worth nearly ₹27,000 crore between Jan and April 2026, reaffirming the city’s position as a leading real-estate market.According to the Authority, the approved projects include 23 residential developments, while the remaining projects fall under the commercial category. Together, the projects are expected to add 11,513 units to the market, including 10,630 residential units and 883 commercial units.Officials said the scale of investments reflects sustained confidence among developers and investors in Gurgaon’s real estate sector, which has witnessed strong demand in both residential and commercial segments over the last few years.As per the implementation status report of the ministry of housing and urban affairs, 1,057 projects have been approved so far, including 825 residential developments.HRera chairman Arun Kumar said the Authority has introduced multiple institutional reforms aimed at strengthening transparency and improving scrutiny in the project registration process. These include mandatory site inspections by domain experts before registration, rigorous verification of documents and disclosures submitted by promoters, compulsory filing of quarterly progress reports (QPRs), and issuance of public notices before granting project approvals.
Officials said the measures were intended to enhance accountability and ensure that homebuyers receive more reliable project-related information. “In the interest of greater transparency, public consultation through issuance of public notices has also been made a mandatory prerequisite for project registration,” the Authority said in a statement.The regulator also highlighted its performance in grievance redressal, claiming that the Authority currently ranks among the highest in the disposal of registered complaints. According to the Authority, all pending complaints filed up to 2024 have been cleared, resulting in a substantial reduction in backlog and faster dispute resolution for homebuyers.This development coincides with Gurgaon’s status as one of the country’s most active real estate markets, supported by infrastructure expansion, corporate growth, and rising demand for premium housing along key corridors such as Dwarka Expressway, Southern Peripheral Road, and New Gurgaon sectors.Industry stakeholders said faster approvals and streamlined dispute resolution mechanisms could further strengthen buyer confidence and attract fresh investments into the region’s real estate sector.
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Rao Jaswant Singh is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Times of India, with over 15 years of experience in print and digital journalism. He specializes in political, government, real estate, infrastructure, and human-interest reporting, and is known for strong editorial leadership and a deep command of digital tools.

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