Homebuyers Alert: MahaRERA Certificate Now Comes with Full Project Details

In a major move to protect homebuyers, MahaRERA has upgraded its registration certificates to include all crucial project details in bullet points, such as total built-up area, unit count, approved floors, and parking availability. This pro-consumer step ensures easier access to accurate project information at a glance.

Maharashtra Leads India with 50K+ Real Estate Agents; Mumbai & Suburbs Contribute 11,822

Maharashtra tops the country with over 50,000 real estate agents registered under MahaRERA, of which 11,822 belong to Mumbai and its suburbs. With agents from more than 150 cities outside the state also enrolled, Maharashtra continues to lead India’s regulated property market.

MahaRERA Becomes First in India to Cross 50,000 Housing Project Registrations

MahaRERA has made history by becoming the first and only state real estate authority in India to register over 50,000 housing projects. With 35% of the nation’s total registered housing developments, Maharashtra outpaces Tamil Nadu and Gujarat by a wide margin, reflecting its leadership in regulated real estate growth.

Fate of 1,819 Real Estate Projects in MMR in Limbo Amid OC Verification Drive by MahaRERA

In the aftermath of a fake documents case in Kalyan-Dombivali, MahaRERA has initiated an Occupancy Certificate (OC) verification drive for 3,699 lapsed housing projects across Maharashtra. The Mumbai Metropolitan Region is the most affected, with 1,819 projects now under review. Planning Authorities have 10 days to confirm the authenticity of submitted OCs or face full liability for any future discrepancies.

Maharashtra Government Hikes Ready Reckoner Rates for 2025-26; Property Prices Set to Rise

The Maharashtra government has announced a revision in Ready Reckoner Rates (RRR) for 2025-26, leading to an average hike of 3.89% across the state. Mumbai sees a 3.4% increase, while Thane, Solapur, and other key cities experience sharper hikes. This revision is set to impact property valuations, stamp duty, and registration charges, potentially raising real estate costs for buyers and investors. Industry experts urge a gradual approach to balance market stability and affordability.