Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) launches project gradation system to help homebuyers make informed decisions.
MahareraProject Grading SystemReal Estate RegulationTransparencyAccountabilityReal Estate PuneSep 22, 2024
The project grading system is a system that grades housing projects based on technical, financial, and legal details, as well as project overview provided by developers.
The grading matrix will be updated every six months in a financial year.
The purpose of the project grading system is to help homebuyers make informed decisions when it comes to investing in housing projects.
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The project grading system is a significant step towards bringing accountability and transparency in the real estate sector.
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