Jaipur: The Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) extended the last date for online submission of the Quarterly Progress Report (QPR) for the period July-Sept 2025 by one month, citing technical issues in its upgraded online platform. Developers can now submit their QPRs until 30 Nov, instead of the earlier deadline of 31 Oct.RERA clarified that no delay processing charges or penalties will be imposed for submissions made within the extended timeline. Advocate Mitesh Rathore said, “The move was necessitated due to IT technical issues. The extension aims to ensure compliance without penalising promoters affected by system-related problems.”The system failure followed the rollout of Raj RERA 2.0—the revamped version of the state’s real estate regulatory portal—launched in May by Urban Development and Housing Minister Jhabar Singh Kharra to mark eight years of RERA in Rajasthan. Although the new platform became operational in August, users—both developers and homebuyers—reported persistent accessibility and functionality glitches since its inception.A senior official from RERA explained, “We are currently in a transition phase from RERA 1.0 to 2.0. Whenever such upgrades occur, they usually take a few months to stabilise. There is no denying that these upgrades cause some problems, but most issues have already been addressed, and the system should be fully functional soon.”Under RERA norms, promoters are required to file online Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) for their registered projects. These reports include detailed updates on the construction status of apartments, buildings, floors, internal infrastructure, and common areas. Developers must also disclose information on approvals, bank accounts, revisions in plans, and project-related permits, which are made available to the public on the RERA website.An official source said, “QPR is a transparent procedure that keeps investors informed and reflects the financial health of developers. However, when reports are not uploaded on time, it naturally makes buyers anxious.”
