Maharashtra RERA compliance faces a challenge as 8,212 projects miss reporting deadlines, triggering show cause notices for developers across the state.

MahaRERA compliance ruling affects 8,212 housing projects in Maharashtra for failing to update quarterly reports, risking registration cancellation or fines.

MahaRERA real estate project approvals reached 10,379 units during FY26, as the regulatory body significantly improves its complaint resolution efficiency.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority approved 10,379 housing projects in FY26, highlighting robust growth across Mumbai and Pune residential hubs.

MahaRERA project approvals surge to over 10,000 in FY26, highlighting robust expansion and improved regulatory compliance across the Maharashtra property sector.

MahaRERA housing projects surge to 1,060 as the regulatory authority reveals a mix of fresh registrations and strategic completion timelines for the state.

The Bombay High Court RERA appeals ruling allows homebuyers to access builder deposits, providing crucial financial relief to buyers in delayed projects.

State Bank of India has issued a ₹294 crore tender to purchase 200 ready-to-move 2 BHK apartments across Mumbai Metropolitan Region for employee housing, covering Central Suburbs, Western Suburbs, Thane-Kalyan, and Navi Mumbai corridors.

Maharashtra's real estate regulator has suspended 4,812 housing projects and frozen associated bank accounts since July 2025, marking the largest enforcement action against non-compliant developers in the state's history.

MahaRERA initiates a major drive to verify occupancy certificates of 3,699 lapsed housing projects amid concerns over fake documents from Kalyan-Dombivli developers.

MahaRERA has warned purchasers about 314 housing projects undergoing corporate bankruptcy resolution at the National Company Law Tribunal. A major 236 projects are in Mumbai, 52 in Pune, nine in Haveli, and five each in Ahmednagar and Solapur.

Maharastra has highlighted concerns over 212 housing projects constructed between January and April 2023. Without necessary construction updates, these projects violate rules and have forced MahaRERA to take significant action.

In a groundbreaking move, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has unveiled draft guidelines aimed at revolutionizing housing projects for the elderly, making it a trailblazer in India for advocating the specialized housing needs of retirees.

MahaRERA intends to rehabilitate over 2,800 delayed and abandoned housing projects at a whopping cost of Rs 78,684 crore.