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MahaRERA has announced the de-registration of five real estate projects in Maharashtra

Buying a House? Beware! These Real Estate Projects Are Up for De-registration

If you’re looking to buy a home in Maharashtra, you need to be cautious! MahaRERA has announced the de-registration of five real estate projects, potentially affecting homebuyers and investors. If you have concerns, you have only 30 days to submit objections. Find out which projects are affected and how you can act to protect your investment.
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Supreme Universal Completes Supreme Estia Project in Pune, Achieves ₹ 750 Crore Revenue Milestone

Supreme Universal has completed all phases of Supreme Estia in Baner, Pune. The project, launched in 2020, comprises over 600 units and has reached a ₹750 crore revenue milestone. The development includes 2, 3, and 4 BHK residences with extensive amenities.
MahaRERA

Developers Updating Project Details on MahaRERA Website Increases from 0.02% in Jan 2023 to 62% Now

Developers updating project details on MahaRERA have surged from 0.02% in January 2023 to 62% now, thanks to strict enforcement and compliance measures. This initiative has improved transparency and reduced complaints from homebuyers, ensuring better accountability in Maharashtra’s real estate sector.
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MahaRERA Redefines Criteria for SROs to Benefit Developers Outside MMR

MahaRERA has announced a change to its criteria for forming Self Regulatory Organisations (SROs), reducing the minimum project requirement from 500 to 200 for developers outside the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR). This reform aims to provide more accessible regulatory guidance, helping developers streamline project registrations, renewals, and compliance processes across Maharashtra.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Dharavi Redevelopment Project Pvt Ltd Renamed Navbharat Mega Developers Pvt Ltd

Dharavi Redevelopment Project Pvt Ltd (DRPPL) has rebranded as Navbharat Mega Developers Pvt Ltd (NMDPL), reflecting a broader vision for the Dharavi redevelopment. The name change, approved by the Board and Ministry of Corporate Affairs, aims to underscore the project’s scale while maintaining the government’s central role in overseeing the initiative.