What is a RERA quarterly progress report (QPR)?
A quarterly progress report (QPR) is the update a builder must post on the RERA website every quarter for each registered project: bookings, approvals and the status of construction.
Also called QPR, RERA quarterly update.
Section 11(1) of the RERA Act requires the promoter to keep the project’s page on the RERA website “quarterly up-to-date” with the list of apartments booked, garages booked, approvals taken and pending, and the status of the project. In Maharashtra, rule 20(2) of the RERA Rules 2017 requires the information to be updated at the interval of every quarter.
What a builder usually prepares for each project every quarter:
- units booked in the quarter and in total, and parking allotted;
- approvals received and pending, with dates;
- construction status by building or wing;
- the financial updates the state asks for, which in Maharashtra draw on the same Form 1, 2 and 3 figures used for designated-account withdrawals.
Missing QPRs have consequences. MahaRERA’s non-compliance page says such projects are kept in abeyance, their bank accounts are frozen and agreements for sale cannot be registered. Check the current due dates on your state authority’s site; they are set by authority orders and change.
Sources, read on 29 Oct 2026: the Act (Gazette copy hosted by MahaRERA) and MahaRERA: projects with QPR non-compliance.