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 directed Shree Tirupati Builders to fulfill all pending post-possession obligations for Safalya CHS in Dadar. The ruling strengthens builder accountability and sets a powerful precedent in Maharashtra's real estate sector.

Learn why the Occupancy Certificate (OC) is essential for Indian homebuyers. Understand its legal value, how to verify it, and the risks of buying a property without an OC in 2025.

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

In a bid to enhance transparency, MahaRERA is verifying Occupation Certificates submitted for 3,699 lapsed projects across Maharashtra, following past fraud cases.

Buying a home? Follow this 12 step home buying checklist to make a smart investment. Learn about budgeting, legal documents, hidden costs, home loans, RERA certification, and property registration. Get expert insights to avoid common mistakes and secure your dream home hassle-free.

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.

Bombay HC directs Maharashtra’s local bodies to link with MahaRERA portal in three months for real-time CC and OC verification, ensuring transparency and preventing forgery.

Project delays may be a major issue for homebuyers. Delays ruin plans and cost money and mental energy. Here are five sensible methods to avoid legal issues and streamline the home-buying process.

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.