ReraGenie now covers Gujarat: about 17,000 GujRERA projects in 29 districts

ReraGenie Gujarat is live: every registration on GujRERA that ReraGenie reads now has its own free project page, in all 29 districts the register files projects under, from 5,397 in Ahmedabad to a single registration in Dahod. That is about 17,000 projects, read from the register's own filings and laid out the same way as the Maharashtra and Karnataka projects the site already carries. Gandhinagar's pages went live first, in October 2026, and the rest of the state now follows. What Gandhinagar's own register shows, GIFT City included, is in the Gandhinagar property market. This note says what a Gujarat page shows, where it differs, and what is not offered for Gujarat yet.

Where the projects are#

Gujarat's register is spread across five large cities rather than one. Ahmedabad leads, but Vadodara, Surat, Rajkot and Gandhinagar each hold more than a thousand registrations, and Bhavnagar is the only other district above 500. The chart shows the ten largest; 19 more follow, most with fewer than 100.

Gujarat is one of the largest registers in the country. PropEquity's count of projects registered under RERA from 2017 to 2024 placed it third among the states, with 16,265, behind only Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu. Its biggest market is selling steadily: Knight Frank counted 9,581 homes sold in Ahmedabad in January to June 2026, 2 percent more than a year earlier, and put Ahmedabad's unsold stock at 8.1 quarters of sales, the highest of the eight cities it tracks.

By kind, 7,762 of the 17,309 are residential or group housing, 5,915 are mixed developments, 2,502 are commercial and 1,130 are plotted developments. A mixed development puts flats and shops in one registration, so its unit and booking counts include both.

What a Gujarat page shows#

Every page follows the same order as a Maharashtra page, built from the project's own GujRERA filing:

• The registration and its dates: the registration number, the date it was registered, the completion date the promoter filed, and every extension applied for, with the month it was applied for and the month it was approved.
• Booked and unsold units: how many of the units in the promoter's latest filing are recorded booked, out of the total. GujRERA's word is booked: its unit table files a flat as booked or unbooked, never as sold.
• Construction stages and shared amenities: each activity on the RERA checklist with the percentage filed in the latest quarterly filing, building by building, and the same for roads, water, drainage and the other common works.
• Land and money: the land area, the approving authority, the separate project account where one is declared, and the estimated cost against the cost incurred, building by building, labelled as money spent rather than progress.
• Certifiers and documents: the architect and engineer whose certificates release the promoter's withdrawals, and every filed document with its upload date. The files themselves stay on the GujRERA portal.
• The promoter's record: their other registrations on GujRERA.

What a Gujarat page will not say#

Three things are missing on purpose. GujRERA files no standing for a registration: its New, Ongoing and Completed labels describe the type of registration, not whether it is current, so the page prints the filed completion date as the date the registration is valid until and never calls a project lapsed. The register's land-owner records sit behind a promoter login, so the page names no landowners. And ReraGenie does not yet read Gujarat's litigation records, so a Gujarat page carries no litigation count rather than a zero. Where a field is not filed, the page leaves it out. To see that on a project you are weighing, open it from the Gujarat project list: every page is free to read in full.

Why read a register at all#

A register is like a railway timetable pinned on a station wall. It tells you what was promised, when, and on what terms, and it says nothing about whether the train is running late today. GujRERA's timetable carries more columns than most: it files every booked flat's agreement value, the town planning scheme the land sits in, and a quarterly return for each project marked submitted or in default. Reading it in the same layout as the Maharashtra pages is what lets a buyer compare a tower in Shela with one in Wakad on the same terms. What the register is and how the regulator works are in what RERA is, and the first check any buyer runs, in any state, is in how to check a project is RERA registered.

What is not offered for Gujarat yet#

Buyer reports, the project watch and alerts cover MahaRERA projects only for now. A Gujarat page therefore carries no buy button. Everything on a Gujarat page is free to read, and a free account keeps a shortlist that works for Gujarat projects as well as Maharashtra and Karnataka ones. Karnataka went live the same way in October 2026, described in ReraGenie now covers Karnataka.

Start with the district you are buying in: Ahmedabad's district page lists every project there, largest first, and the whole purchase, stage by stage, is in buying a flat in Gujarat.