Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik has called on the National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) to take the lead in developing the extensive land holdings of the State Transport (ST) Corporation. He emphasized the potential benefits of
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The State Transport (ST) Corporation in Maharashtra owns over 3,000 acres of land spread across 840 locations in the state.
The new tender process links high-value urban plots with less popular rural ones. Developers interested in premium plots in major cities will also be required to develop at least two additional plots in taluka or rural areas.
NAREDCO is being urged to take the lead in developing the land holdings of the State Transport Corporation. Their expertise in real estate development can significantly benefit the ST Corporation and ensure effective land utilization.
The PPP model can help construct modern bus depots, terminals, and other transport-related infrastructure, reviving the ST Corporation financially and enhancing the state's transport facilities.
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The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has decided to put on hold its proposed grading system for real estate projects in the state due to several regulatory constraints.
MahaRERA has made it mandatory for real estate developers to specify the exact date of delivery of facilities and amenities, as well as the expected date of obtaining the occupation certificate (OC).