Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) to launch project gradation for homebuyers in October, aiming to bring transparency and quality assurance in real estate projects.
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Project Gradation is an initiative launched by MahaRERA to grade real estate projects based on their quality, amenities, and services.
The purpose of Project Gradation is to bring transparency and quality assurance in real estate projects, helping homebuyers make informed decisions when purchasing properties.
Project Gradation will help homebuyers make informed decisions when purchasing properties, as they will have access to information about the quality, amenities, and services of the project.
MahaRERA has launched several initiatives, including the implementation of a recovery warrant system, a project registration system, and the promotion of the use of technology to improve transparency and accountability.
Project Gradation is a significant step towards promoting transparency and quality assurance in the real estate sector in Maharashtra, and is expected to benefit homebuyers and developers alike.
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