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Telangana RERA orders builder to refund Rs 79L for incomplete villa project

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A homebuyer in Telangana paid Rs 79 lakh toward a villa priced at Rs 2.14 crore, but the property was never completed. The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) took up the matter after the builder failed to deliver the promised villa. During proceedings, the builder could not provide any documentation or evidence showing the current construction status. Finding no proof of progress, RERA ruled in favour of the buyer and ordered a full refund of the Rs 79 lakh already collected.

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