What’s different this time is speed. For the first time since MahaRERA was set up in 2017, all complaints filed till July 2025 have either had their first hearing or already have hearing dates. Earlier, many cases dragged on for months without progress.

Complaints mostly against old projects

Data shows that the real estate mess is largely a legacy issue. 79% of the complaints are against projects launched before RERA was introduced in 2017, while only 21% are against newer, RERA-registered projects. Out of 51,481 registered projects in Maharashtra, only about 5,792 have complaints filed against them.

Faster hearings, quicker relief

Under the leadership of Chairman Manoj Saunik and Members Mahesh Pathak and Ravindra Deshpande, MahaRERA has pushed for quicker hearings. Many homebuyers now see their cases listed within 1–2 months of filing, compared to the long delays earlier.

Since its inception, MahaRERA has received 30,833 complaints, of which 23,726 have been resolved.

Preventing future delays

To stop complaints from piling up again, MahaRERA has tightened its registration process. Every new project now undergoes three levels of scrutiny – legal, financial, and technical – before it gets approval. Projects that fail on any front are simply not registered.

What this means for homebuyers

For buyers, the numbers are a mixed bag. On one hand, stricter checks mean new projects are relatively safer. On the other, thousands are still battling for possession of homes booked years ago, well before RERA came into force.

Still, for families who have spent their life savings and waited endlessly, the fact that their complaints are finally being heard – and resolved – is at least a step towards justice.

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As per the notification issued under No: MahaRERA/DC/de-reg/016/2024, dated 12th February 2025, homebuyers and other stakeholders who may have objections to the de-registration of these projects are urged to submit their concerns. The deadline for submitting objections is thirty (30) days from the date of this notice.

How to Submit Your Objections:

Objections must be sent via email to director-comp@maharera.mahaonline.gov.in within the stipulated time frame. Any objections received after the deadline will not be considered.

List of Projects Under Consideration for De-Registration:

Below is the list of projects for which de-registration applications have been received:

Why This Matters for Homebuyers:

De-registration of a project means that it will no longer be regulated under MahaRERA, which could affect homebuyers’ rights and legal recourse. If you have invested in any of the listed projects or have any concerns, it is crucial to raise objections before the deadline.

For further details, visit the official MahaRERA website or contact the authority via the provided email address.

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