How Many Real Estate Projects Has MahaRERA Suspended In Your District?

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has suspended the registration of 1,905 real estate projects across the state due to compliance and progress issues. Pune leads with 487 suspended projects, followed by Mumbai Suburban and Palghar. Additionally, 45 projects have voluntarily withdrawn their registrations, reflecting the ongoing challenges in Maharashtra’s real estate sector.

MahaRERA Suspends Registration of 1,950 Real Estate Projects for Non-Compliance

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has suspended the registration of 1,950 lapsed housing projects due to non-compliance with regulatory norms. Developers failed to provide updates on their projects’ status, resulting in frozen bank accounts and restricted transactions. With responses received from 5,324 projects, MahaRERA continues its crackdown on errant developers to ensure transparency and protect homebuyers’ interests in the real estate sector.

Mumbai Developers Face 3 Months Imprisonment in Landmark RERA Case

The Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal has ordered the arrest and three-month imprisonment of Neptune Developers’ judgment debtors for failing to comply with attachment warrants and notices under RERA provisions. This landmark ruling highlights stricter enforcement to protect homebuyers and ensure developer accountability.

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.

MahaRERA Dismisses Broker’s Complaint for Brokerage Payment, Cites Lack of Legal Provision

MahaRERA has dismissed a real estate agent’s complaint against a builder over unpaid brokerage for a project, stating there is no provision under RERA to adjudicate such claims. The authority clarified that agents should rely on formal agreements for commission disputes.