Mumbai: In a significant move to enhance transparency and protect homebuyers, Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has decided to provide comprehensive details of real estate projects in its registration certificates.
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MahaRERA registration certificates will now include the total built-up area, name and number of buildings and wings, number of floors approved for construction, number of approved habitable floors, and number of parking slots available for four-wheelers, two-wheelers, and visitors.
Homebuyers can access detailed information about a project by visiting the MahaRERA website using the project registration number. Additionally, a QR code containing essential information will be included in project advertisements.
MahaRERA is making these changes to enhance transparency and protect homebuyers by providing them with comprehensive and accurate information about real estate projects.
MahaRERA has introduced a standardised agreement for sale and an allotment letter, which includes details such as dimensions of parking slots and a list of amenities and facilities to be provided, along with their delivery timelines.
Developers must prominently display the registration certificate at their project site and on the project website. They must also include a QR code in all advertisements containing essential preliminary information and the project registration number.
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