From the Shadows to Centre Stage: How RERA and NAR-INDIA Are Transforming the Indian Real Estate Brokerage Trade
Updated On: 27 May, 2025 01:30 PM IST | Mumbai | Buzz
MahaRERA recognised NAR-INDIA as a Self-Regulatory Organisation (SRO), entrusting it with the role of mentoring and monitoring its members.

Mr. Amit Chopra- President-NAR India
It may have gone unnoticed to the average homebuyer or investor, but a quiet revolution has been reshaping India’s real estate landscape. The numbers tell a compelling story: over 50,000 real estate agents have been registered under MahaRERA since the regulatory body’s inception eight years ago. What’s more, this wave of formalisation includes registrations from 150 cities outside Maharashtra, expanding the reach of compliance and regulation far beyond state borders.
But the story of numbers is only the surface. Beneath it lies a deeper shift-the rise of real estate brokerage as a recognised, respected profession. And at the heart of this transformation stands NAR-INDIA (National Association of Realtors – India), the apex national body for real estate advisors and brokers.

