๐จ TGRERA to Crack Down on Illegal Builders – What Hyderabad Plot Buyers Must Check (2025)
Source: Times of India – TGRERA to Form Enforcement Wing
๐️ What Is TGRERA?
TGRERA stands for Telangana State Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It’s a government body that:
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Regulates real estate projects
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Monitors builders and developers
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Ensures project approvals and timelines
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Helps protect buyers from fraud
Now, in 2025, TGRERA is setting up a new "Enforcement Wing" to punish illegal builders and projects that don’t follow rules.
๐จ Why This Matters to You
If you are buying:
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A plot
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A house from a builder
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A flat in an under-construction building
… you must verify that the project is registered under TGRERA.
Otherwise, you risk:
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Buying land in an unauthorized layout
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Losing money due to project delays or fraud
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Trouble in future resale or registration
⚠️ What Builders Are Doing Wrong (2025)
Based on TGRERA reports:
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Many builders are not registering their layouts or apartment projects
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Some are starting sales without RERA approval
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False promises are made (like 100% LRS done, GHMC approved, etc.)
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Many use AGPA model only, without legal documentation
๐งพ What You Should Check Before Buying a Plot or Home
Before buying, especially in:
✅ Always verify:
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TGRERA Number of the project (builder must share it)
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Layout approval letter (from HMDA / DTCP)
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Sale Deed vs AGPA – avoid AGPA-only plots unless you're experienced
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Clear LRS (Land Regularisation Scheme) status
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Property tax or BRS documents
๐ก Tip: Use TGRERA Website to search for project or builder name.
๐ What Areas Are High Risk?
Buyers have reported issues in:
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Small gated colonies developed on agricultural or unconverted land
๐ก️ What TGRERA Will Do Next
The new enforcement wing of TGRERA will:
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Visit illegal project sites
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Issue penalty notices
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Blacklist builders violating rules
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Stop marketing/sales of fake layouts
Good news: This protects genuine buyers and ensures transparency.
๐ข Real Buyer’s Story (From Bahadurpura)
A buyer who purchased a 60 sq yard plot in 2023 shared:
“I paid ₹6.5L for an AGPA plot, and now the builder is not doing the Sale Deed. After I checked TGRERA, I found the layout was not approved. I may lose money if no LRS is done.”
✅ Final Advice from HydZameen
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Don’t rush into cheap plot deals
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Ask for TGRERA Number, layout file, and document copies
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Prefer registered Sale Deed plots
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Visit the site, talk to locals, and use online tools to check builder status
๐ Useful Links
๐ฒ For help verifying layouts or checking documents, contact HydZameen through our Contact Page or message us on WhatsApp.
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