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The Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) has extended the deadline for submitting quarterly progress reports (QPRs) for July-September 2025 to 30 November, instead of 31 October, without any penalty or delay charges. The decision follows technical issues reported on the upgraded RERA 2.0 online portal, which replaced the older system. Officials stated that the extension allows time to stabilise the new platform and ease compliance for developers. Under RERA rules, promoters must submit detailed online updates on project progress and finances. The move aims to reduce developer hardship, maintain transparency for homebuyers, and ensure a smooth digital transition in regulatory reporting.
In an official notification, the Rajasthan RERA indicated that the deadline for online submission of QPRs for the period from July to September 2025 has been postponed to 30 November, instead of the previous cutoff of 31 October. The regulatory body clarified that developers who file within the extended window will not incur any delay processing charges or penalties. Advertisement
The move follows persistent accessibility and functionality problems reported by both developers and home-buyers on the new portal, which replaced the earlier version of the system as part of the transition to RERA 2.0. According to a legal representative, the extension was necessary because of IT technical issues affecting the upgraded platform. A senior official at RERA noted that the transition from the old system to the new one typically involves a few months of stabilisation, and many of the glitches have already been addressed.
Under RERA regulations, promoters must file QPRs online for each registered project, providing detailed updates on construction status (such as apartments, buildings, floors, and common areas), approvals, bank accounts, revised plans and project permits. These disclosures are made available to the public via the regulator's website in order to keep investors informed about project progress and developer financial health. One official emphasised that failure to upload the reports on time tends to increase buyer anxiety.
By granting a one-month extension for QPR submissions without penalty, Rajasthan RERA has sought to mitigate the compliance burden on developers impacted by system instability and reassure home-buyers tracking project transparency. The regulator's approach underscores the importance of reliable digital infrastructure in enforcing real estate norms and safeguarding consumer trust, particularly during transitions to upgraded platforms. In this way, the extension serves as a pragmatic response to technological disruption while maintaining regulatory oversight and continuity of disclosure.
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