Every flat purchase in India starts with a brochure and a promise. The numbers that actually matter, the delivery dates, approvals, sales velocity and money flows, sit in sworn RERA filings that almost nobody reads. ReraGenie exists to read them for you, and this blog is where we show our work.
What you will find here
Three kinds of posts, all built from official filings rather than opinion:
- Market reads. What the quarterly filings say about a locality: launches, absorption, which unit sizes move and which sit.
- Buyer education. How to read a sanctioned plan, what an extension really means, and the questions a filing suggests you ask a builder.
- Product updates. New states, new report sections, and changes to how we score risk.
Every chart in every post links back to the filing it came from. If a number cannot be traced to a RERA document, we do not publish it.
A quick example
Take a project that is 61 percent booked while its area median is 48 percent. On a portal, those are two numbers on two different screens. In a filing-first view they become one sentence: this project is selling ahead of its market at the same stage. That is the kind of sentence this blog is for.
Where to start
If you are evaluating a specific project today, the Rs 499 buyer report answers the sharp questions. If you are here to learn, start with the Tutorials category and work forward. And if you build rather than buy, start with what MahaRERA filings tell a developer, the opening post of our developer series.
Evaluating a project right now?
The ReraGenie buyer report reads every filing for one project and hands you the verdict, the risks and the questions to ask the builder. Rs 499, one time.
See the buyer report