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SInce the start of this year 32 real estate projects in the state saw a change in promoter. Which means the developer who developing a specific project was changed and a new promoter or a developer came in.

Here is the complete list of the realty projects that saw a change in promoter since January this year.

Of these 22 realty projects are such where the promoter of the project was changed because of a statutory order or by operation of law.

changed because of a statutory order or by operation of law.
changed because of a statutory order or by operation of law.

And there are 10 realty projects which saw a change in the developer by two third consent of the allottees or the homebuyers.

change in the developer by two third consent of the allottees
change in the developer by two third consent of the allottees

Have a look and get the details, probably your developer might have changed.

Also Read: 88 Realty Projects approach MahaRERA to cancel their Registration

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