Bharatiya Janata Party · Lok Sabha General Election 2024
Last updated 31 May 2026
“We will strengthen the RERA act which has helped make the real estate sector in Bharat more transparent and citizen friendly than ever before. We will work with the state governments to facilitate home ownership for middle-class parivar jan through comprehensive measures including cost reduction in construction and registration, regulatory reforms like enabling automatic approvals for standard housing designs, among others.”
RERA enforcement has been strengthened — by mid-2025 nearly 1.5 lakh projects and about 1 lakh agents were registered and roughly 1.5 lakh consumer complaints resolved, with states integrating into a unified national portal and stricter pre-launch compliance. However, the middle-class-specific measures pledged (cost reduction in construction and registration, automatic approvals for standard housing designs) are largely state-subject reforms and remain uneven across states. Partial: the regulatory strengthening is real, but the consumer-facing cost/approval reforms are not yet broadly delivered.
Report: by mid-2025, ~1.5 lakh projects and ~1 lakh agents registered under RERA and ~1.5 lakh consumer complaints resolved, reflecting strengthened enforcement.
View sourceWe have successfully provided houses to many slum dwellers. We will scale it up by making new policies to construct houses on slum land so low-income families can be rehabilitated into high-quality houses.
We have improved the living conditions of 4+ crore garib parivar under PM Awas Yojana. We recognise the far-reaching benefits of this programme. We will now further expand the PM Awas Yojana to ensure every garib parivar has access to quality housing.
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