Maharashtra RERA Reverts to Old Website Due to Technical Glitches
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has temporarily switched back to its previous IT platform, Maha IT, after facing significant technical issues with the new system.
Maharashtra ReraMahareraMaha ItReal Estate RegulationTechnical IssuesReal Estate MumbaiOct 11, 2024
MahaRERA, established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), is a regulatory body tasked with ensuring transparency, accountability, and consumer protection in the real estate sector. The authority has been working diligently to implement advanced digital solutions to streamline its operations and improve service delivery. However, the recent technical setbacks have prompted a temporary rollback to the older system.
According to an official statement from MahaRERA, the decision to revert to Maha IT was made to ensure that users can access critical services without interruption. The authority has assured the public that work is underway to resolve the technical issues and that it will transition back to the new system as soon as it is fully operational and stable.
The technical issues have affected various stakeholders, including real estate developers, buyers, and other industry professionals. Many users reported difficulties in submitting applications, accessing project details, and navigating the new system’s user interface. These challenges have raised concerns about the reliability and efficiency of the new platform, prompting MahaRERA to take swift action.
While the authority transitions back to the older system, Maha IT will continue to support all essential functions and services. Users are advised to use the old platform for any necessary transactions or inquiries during this period. MahaRERA has also set up a dedicated helpline and support team to assist users who may encounter any issues or have questions.
The decision to revert to the old system has been met with mixed reactions from the real estate community. Some stakeholders have expressed relief and appreciation for the authority’s prompt action, while others have raised concerns about the potential delays and the need for a more robust and reliable digital infrastructure.
MahaRERA has acknowledged the importance of a stable and user-friendly platform and is committed to addressing the underlying issues. The authority is working closely with its technical partners and experts to identify and resolve the root causes of the technical glitches. The goal is to ensure that the new system, when reintroduced, will provide a seamless and efficient user experience.
In the meantime, MahaRERA has encouraged all stakeholders to stay informed through official channels and to continue using the Maha IT platform for their real estate regulatory needs. The authority remains committed to enhancing the transparency and efficiency of the real estate sector in Maharashtra.
For more information on MahaRERA and its services, please visit their official website or contact the dedicated support team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did MahaRERA revert to the old IT platform?
MahaRERA reverted to the old IT platform, Maha IT, due to significant technical issues with the newly launched system that affected users' ability to access essential services and information.
What is MahaRERA's role in the real estate sector?
MahaRERA, established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA), is a regulatory body responsible for ensuring transparency, accountability, and consumer protection in the real estate sector.
What kind of technical issues were users experiencing with the new system?
Users reported difficulties in submitting applications, accessing project details, and navigating the new system’s user interface, among other issues.
How long will MahaRERA continue to use the old IT platform?
MahaRERA will continue to use the old IT platform, Maha IT, until the technical issues with the new system are fully resolved and the platform is stabilized.
What steps is MahaRERA taking to resolve the technical issues?
MahaRERA is working closely with its technical partners and experts to identify and resolve the root causes of the technical glitches, ensuring that the new system, when reintroduced, will provide a seamless and efficient user experience.
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