Home Buyers in Mumbai: MahaRERA Struggles with 8000 Pending Complaints
Mumbai: Despite being established as a dedicated authority to address the issues faced by real estate consumers, home buyers in Mumbai are finding it increasingly difficult to get their complaints resolved, with over 8000 cases pending.
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They argue that the ban will impose a significant financial burden on businesses and citizens constructing homes, leading to project delays and increased costs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is MahaRERA?
MahaRERA is the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, a government body established to regulate the real estate sector, protect home buyers, and ensure transparency and accountability in real estate transactions.
What are the primary responsibilities of MahaRERA?
MahaRERA is responsible for registering real estate projects, maintaining a database of registered projects and developers, monitoring project progress and timelines, and resolving disputes between home buyers and developers.
Why are home buyers in Mumbai frustrated with MahaRERA?
Home buyers in Mumbai are frustrated with MahaRERA due to the backlog of over 8000 pending complaints, delays in project completion, poor quality of construction, and difficulties in getting refunds for payments.
What are the main issues faced by home buyers in the real estate sector?
The main issues faced by home buyers include delays in project completion, poor quality of construction, and difficulties in getting refunds for payments.
What steps are home buyers taking to address their concerns with MahaRERA?
Home buyers are taking to social media and public forums to voice their concerns and demand better service from MahaRERA. They are calling for the authority to streamline its processes, increase transparency, and ensure that developers are held accountable.
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