The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has taken strict action against 628 real estate projects for violating regulatory norms.
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MahaRERA stands for Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, a statutory body established to regulate and promote the real estate sector in Maharashtra.
MahaRERA took action against 628 projects for non-compliance with regulatory norms, including failure to obtain necessary permits, provide accurate project information, and meet deadlines.
The goal of MahaRERA's action is to ensure accountability and transparency in the real estate sector, protecting the interests of homebuyers and promoting a fair and regulated market.
MahaRERA's action is expected to bring a sense of discipline and accountability to the real estate sector, promoting a culture of compliance and transparency among developers.
Homebuyers can expect greater protection and security, as MahaRERA's action aims to ensure that developers adhere to regulatory norms, providing accurate information and completing projects on time.
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