RERA has significantly improved transparency, accountability, and efficiency in India's real estate sector. Several states have successfully implemented RERA, leading to better consumer protection and streamlined project approvals. Here are some notable examples:

 Maharashtra – MahaRERA’s Strong Enforcement

Maharashtra was one of the first states to implement RERA effectively.
 MahaRERA has resolved over 6,000 consumer complaints, ensuring timely project completion.
The state has an advanced online portal for tracking project progress and complaints.

Karnataka – Digital Transparency & Complaint Resolution

Karnataka’s K-RERA mandates developers to display all project details online, improving transparency. Over 7,000 complaints have been filed, with 75% successfully resolved, strengthening consumer trust.

Gujarat – Strict Compliance & Consumer Protection

Gujarat enforces strict penalties for non-compliant developers, ensuring ethical business practices.
The state has streamlined project registration and buyer grievance redressal, reducing fraud cases.

Uttar Pradesh – Fast-Track Dispute Resolution

UPRERA has multiple regional benches, expediting hearings and decisions.
The Amrapali Group case led to a landmark ruling, reinforcing RERA’s power in protecting homebuyers.

These states showcase how RERA implementation has strengthened consumer rights, improved project transparency, and enforced ethical real estate practices. As more states refine their RERA frameworks, the industry continues to evolve toward greater accountability and trust.