New Fee Structure by the Bihar Real Estate Regulatory Authority

The Bihar Real Estate Regulatory Authority (BRERA) has revised its fee structure for various services related to real estate regulation. These changes are aimed at standardizing costs and ensuring transparency in the handling of applications, documents, and inspections. Here’s a breakdown of the new fees:

Revised Fee Structure

1. Certified Copies of Documents
   • Fee: ₹100 per page
   • Details: This fee applies for obtaining certified copies of any document from the Authority’s records.
2. Written Statements
   • Fee: ₹200 per page
   • Details: This charge is applicable for filing written statements in any proceeding before the Authority.
3. Application, Rejoinder, Vakalatnama, POA During Hearing
   • Fee: ₹100 per case
   • Details: This fee covers the filing of applications, rejoinders, Vakalatnamas, and Power of Attorney (POA) during hearings.
4. Restoration of Cases
   • Fee: ₹1000 per case
   • Details: This fee is for the restoration of cases that have been dismissed or removed from the active list.
5. Inspection of Case Files
   • Fee: ₹1000 per case file
   • Details: This charge is applicable for inspecting any case file maintained by the Authority.
6. Local Site Inspection of Project by the Authority
   • Within 30 Kms Radius: ₹5000
   • 30 Kms to 60 Kms Radius: ₹10000
   • Beyond 60 Kms Radius: ₹15000
   • Details: These fees apply for local site inspections of projects conducted by the Authority, depending on the distance from the Authority’s office.
7. Amendments in Application/Certificate
   • Fee: ₹2000 per amendment
   • Details: This fee is for making amendments to applications or certificates previously issued by the Authority.

Upcoming Notifications

The revised fees for late submissions of Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs) and Annual Reports are still pending and will be issued in a future notification. These updated fees are part of BRERA’s ongoing efforts to streamline operations and ensure effective management of real estate regulatory processes. Stakeholders are advised to take note of these changes and plan accordingly for their interactions with the Authority