Suraj Estate Developers has launched Suraj Park View 1, a 29-storey luxury residential tower in Dadar West with a gross development value of ₹250 crore, featuring 0.53 lakh sq ft of saleable area and full MahaRERA registration.

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority has rejected a Nagpur developer's attempt to deregister the residential portion of its MIHAN-SEZ mixed-use project, ruling that financial non-viability cannot justify abandoning registered project commitments.

MahaRERA has rejected a developer’s plea to partially deregister a project citing financial nonviability, affirming that a registered real estate project must remain under full regulatory binding. Correction applications permitted under strict timelines.

In a move to curb fraudulent property registrations, Maharashtra will integrate the state’s registration portal with the MahaRERA platform for real-time project verification.

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.

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MahaRERA introduces redesigned project registration certificates with bullet-point format, QR codes, and transparent project details to empower homebuyers with better insights and safer property investments in Maharashtra.

MahaRERA introduces comprehensive project certificates with QR codes, displaying key details like floor counts, parking, and approvals to boost transparency for homebuyers in Maharashtra's real estate market.

MahaRERA has introduced a two-year tenure limit for Self-Regulatory Organisation (SRO) appointees to enhance transparency and ensure subject matter expertise in real estate project registrations.

MahaRERA has frozen 1,950 project accounts across Maharashtra in a crackdown on non-compliant developers, aiming to enforce accountability and protect homebuyers affected by delays and incomplete projects.

Promoters must now use only qualified and certified real estate agents under MahaRERA. This guideline protects homebuyers and the real estate industry. Non-compliance might lead to project registration rejections, registration revocations, or promoter fines.

MahaRERA reached a milestone in 2023-24, registering 4,332 projects from 5,471 applicants. Officials stressed that the remaining applications are being carefully reviewed to ensure project integrity and compliance.

In the real estate realm, "stalled projects" are those that have ceased construction entirely, contrasting with "delayed projects" which progress slowly due to various factors.