UP-RERA bars blanket consent for housing plan changes
In short
UP-RERA has said builders cannot use blanket consent from homebuyers for changes in building plans. Before making major changes, promoters must tell buyers in writing how the changes affect carpet area, common areas and project details.
For big changes to approved plans, builders must get written consent from at least two-thirds of the allottees involved.
What the reporting says
UP-RERA barred blanket consent from homebuyers for changes in building plans, requiring promoters to inform buyers in writing about the effect on carpet area, common areas and project specifications. For major alterations to approved plans, promoters must obtain written consent from at least two-thirds of the allottees involved. The move tightens disclosure and consent rules for housing projects in Uttar Pradesh.
Why it matters
UP-RERA set tighter rules for project changes by telling promoters to explain impacts in writing and by requiring written consent from at least two-thirds of affected allottees for major alterations. The move affects housing promoters and homebuyers in Uttar Pradesh, especially where building plans, carpet area and common areas may change.