The lottery process was officially launched at a special Go-Live event at the Nashik Board Office Committee Hall, led by Nashik Board Chairman Ranjan Thakre. The event was attended by Chief Engineer Dhirajkumar Pandirkar, Chief Officer Shivkumar Awalkanthe, Deputy Chief Officer Sandeep Karale, and other officials.

These housing schemes cater to the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and Lower Income Group (LIG) categories, with homes available in various Nashik locations, including Makhmalabad Shivar, Satpur Shivar, Pathardi Shivar, Vihitgaon Shivar, Hirawadi, Mhasrul Shivar, Tapovan Dwarka, Wadala Nashik Shivar, Pimpalgaon Bahula, Nandur Dasak, Deolali, and Mouje Dasak.

At the event, Thakre released an official information booklet detailing eligibility criteria, application rules, and participation guidelines. The booklet is available for applicants on MHADA’s official website at https://housing.mhada.gov.in. He urged all aspiring homebuyers to thoroughly review the booklet before submitting applications.

He also clarified that MHADA has not appointed any representatives, consultants, or property agents for the allocation of these homes. Applicants were warned against engaging with unauthorized individuals, as MHADA will not be responsible for fraudulent transactions. The IHLMS 2.0 computerized lottery system was highlighted as a transparent, simple, and user-friendly platform, and applicants were advised to apply only through the official online system.

Key Dates and Application Process:

• The online application process opened on February 7, 2025, at 2:30 PM and will close on March 6, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
• Registered applicants can submit applications online until March 6, 2025, at 11:59 PM.
• The deadline for paying the application deposit through online payment is March 7, 2025, at 11:59 PM.
• For RTGS/NEFT payments, transactions must be completed within banking hours on March 7, 2025.
• The final list of approved applications will be published on March 13, 2025, at 6:00 PM on the official website.

The lottery is divided into two categories under the 20 Percent Inclusive Housing Scheme:

• 291 homes are available under the general scheme, and applications can be submitted at https://housing.mhada.gov.in.
• 202 homes are available under the First-Come, First-Served Scheme, and interested applicants must register and submit their deposits via https://lottery.mhada.gov.in.

The Nashik Board encourages all aspiring homebuyers to complete their applications on time and take advantage of this affordable housing opportunity.

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District-Wise Breakdown of Suspended Projects

Pune tops the list with the suspension of 487 projects, followed by Mumbai Suburban with 111, Palghar with 106, and Nashik with 98 projects. Other districts with significant suspensions include Raigad (240), Thane (204), and Ratnagiri (93). These numbers highlight the challenges faced by the real estate sector in key urban and peri-urban areas.

Smaller districts, such as Gadchiroli and Hingoli, reported only one suspended project each, indicating relatively fewer real estate activities or issues in these regions.

Withdrawn Registrations

MahaRERA also shared data on projects for which registration has been voluntarily withdrawn. Pune leads with 14 projects, followed by Palghar (5), Raigad (6), and Mumbai Suburban (4). Other districts, such as Nashik, Satara, and Kolhapur, reported fewer withdrawals.

Key Observations

The suspension and withdrawal of project registrations underscore ongoing challenges in the real estate sector, including delayed construction, financial constraints, and non-compliance with regulatory norms. The high numbers in major hubs like Pune and Mumbai Suburban reflect the pressure on developers in these highly competitive markets.

Commenting on the data, a senior MahaRERA official stated, “This action is part of our ongoing effort to ensure transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. Projects that fail to meet compliance standards or show progress are subject to regulatory action to protect homebuyers’ interests.”

Implications for Homebuyers

For homebuyers, this development serves as both a caution and a call for due diligence. Buyers are encouraged to verify the status of projects on MahaRERA’s official portal and seek updates directly from developers.

As MahaRERA continues its crackdown on non-compliant projects, the move is expected to drive more discipline and accountability among developers while ensuring greater protection for homebuyers across Maharashtra.

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