Annual Reports

Economic Powerhouse and Global Recognition

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The "Fourth City" Vision: Future City

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Key Growth Drivers

3. Regulatory Status and Project Registration ..............................................7
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Current Registration Status

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Snapshot of Registered Projects (2018–2025)

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Project Composition and Completion Rates

4. District-Wise Analysis (2025) ......................................................................14
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The Peripheral Growth Phenomenon

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Tier-II Urbanization and Emerging Clusters

5. Regulatory Regime and Compliance .........................................................22
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Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs)

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Financial Discipline and Separate Accounts

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Institutional Strengthening & MoUs

6. Grievance Redressal and Adjudication ....................................................28
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Complaint Status and Nature of Cases

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Section 8 Intervention: Case Study "Jaya Platinum"

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Execution Proceedings Regulations, 2025

7. Administration and Establishment ...........................................................32
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Authority Composition and Organizational Structure

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Public Interface and Capacity Building

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7.1 Programmes of Work for the Year 2025–26………………...………35

8. Accounts and Audit.....................................................................................39
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Financial Statements 2024-25

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Real Estate Regulatory Fund Status

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Table of Contents
S.No

Description

Page No.

1

Message from Hon’ble Chairman

3

2

Overview of Real Estate Sector in Telangana (FY 2023-24)

5

3

Legal Oversight and Project documentation

7

4

Strengthening Compliance through Regulatory Directives

7

5

Registered vs Completed Projects

8

6

District Wise Project along with Major Districts Details

10

7

11

8

Category Wise Project Registrations in Most Urbanised
Districts
In-Depth Trends Breakdown

9

Engrossment in Major Urban and Peri-Urban Districts

12

10

Governance and Regulatory Compliance

13

11

The QPR Validation Mechanism

13

12

14

13

Submission of Statements of Accounts & Audit Reports
(Form–7)
Submission of Overall Completion Certificates (Form–1A)

14

Ensuring Financial Discipline and Escrow Compliance

15

15

Agents Registration

16

16

Strengthening Organizational Framework

16

17

Outreach Program

17

18

19

19

Mechanisms for Grievance Redressal and Formal
Adjudication
Administration and Establishment

20

Composition of Authority

20

21

Operational Architecture

21

22

Programmes of Work for the Coming Year

23

23

ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT

26

11

15

20

Message from the Hon’ble Chairman
In Telangana the regular RERA is established in June-July, 2023 vide G.O.Ms.No.84
and 85 MA&UD (Plag.III) Dept., Dated:12-6-2023 and functioning from June-July 2023
It gives me great pleasure to present the Annual Report of the Telangana Real Estate
Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) for the Financial Year 2023–24.
The year under review reflects consolidation, stability, and strengthened regulatory
Oversight in Telangana’s real estate sector. With 2,039 projects registered during the
year and 1,104 projects reaching completion, the sector continues to demonstrate
structural resilience supported by sustained economic growth, infrastructure
expansion, and growing end-user confidence. Development activity remains
concentrated in key growth corridors such as Rangareddy, Medchal–Malkajgiri, and
Sangareddy districts, while Tier-II and emerging districts are increasingly
participating in regulated development, reflecting the expanding footprint of
transparency across the State.
TGRERA’s mandate extends beyond registration to continuous lifecycle-based
oversight. During FY 2023–24, the Authority monitored 14,564 Quarterly Progress
Reports across Forms 1, 2, and 3, ensuring multidisciplinary validation of
construction progress, structural compliance, and financial discipline. Further, 1,049
projects submitted Statement of Accounts and Audit Reports (Form–7), and 565
projects filed Overall Completion Certificates (Form–1A), reinforcing adherence to
statutory obligations at every stage of project execution.
Recognizing the critical importance of financial prudence, the Authority
issued comprehensive directions to strengthen escrow compliance and prevent

diversion of funds. These measures reaffirm the statutory requirement that...

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