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How many RERA registrations are no longer live

A registration can lapse, be surrendered, be de-registered or be revoked. The registers record which — and the totals are not small.

A project's RERA registration is not permanent. It runs for a declared period, and it can end early: surrendered by the promoter, revoked by the authority, de-registered, or simply allowed to lapse. Each is a materially different event, and each is recorded.

For a buyer this is the single most consequential line in a filing, and it is also the one most likely to be out of date on a listing site — a project advertised today can carry a registration that ended two years ago.

This counts every non-live registration state in the corpus, by state and by kind.

9,560registrations no longer liveof 1,17,755 that publish a status
9,291lapsedthe registration period ended
265de-registeredremoved from the register
4 of 22states record a registration endingthe rest publish no lifecycle status Horizon can read
Registrations no longer live, largest registers first
  1. Maharashtra18.8% of that register
    9,288
  2. Assam40.5% of that register
    263
  3. Himachal Pradesh2.1% of that register
    6
  4. Jharkhand100.0% of that register
    3

Each bar: registrations, against the largest shown.

Registrations no longer live, by state

StateEndedLapsedDe-registeredSurrenderedRevokedIn abeyance
Maharashtra9,2889,0282591
Assam263263
Himachal Pradesh66
Jharkhand33

A state not listed publishes no lifecycle status Horizon can read. Ordered by count, largest first.

How this was counted

  • The status string on each record is read for the terms the registers use — revoked, de-registered, lapsed, in abeyance, surrendered — and counted under that heading.
  • Only states that publish a status term at all appear. A state absent from the table publishes no lifecycle status Horizon can read, which is not the same as having none.
  • A record with no status term counts as neither live nor ended; it is simply not in this table.

What it does not show

  • The count reflects the register as of Horizon's last read of it. A registration restored or renewed since then will still appear here until the next ingest.
  • The terms are not used identically across states. “Lapsed” in one register may cover what another calls “expired”; they are grouped by the word the register itself uses.
  • A lapsed registration is a fact about a filing, not a judgement about a project, a builder, or a buyer's position. Many lapse for administrative reasons after a project is complete.

Computed from every project record Horizon holds, sourced from the state RERA registers and recomputed daily. Horizon publishes the record; it does not rank, score or advise.

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Free to quote, chart or republish with a link back to this page. No permission needed — the figures are counts of a public register. The numbers are recomputed daily, so a citation is worth dating.

9,560 registrations no longer live, according to Horizon's count of India's state RERA registers (https://gethorizon.in/research/registration-lifecycle).

Horizon. “How many RERA registrations are no longer live.” Computed from India's state RERA registers. Retrieved —. https://gethorizon.in/research/registration-lifecycle