MahaRERA Orders Godrej 24 Developer to Fix Seepage Issues in Pune
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has issued a directive to the developer of the Godrej 24 project in Pune, ordering them to permanently fix seepage and structural defects in a flat within 30 days and at their own cost. The order was passed on January 2, 2026, by Member Mahesh Pathak, who was handling four separate complaints filed by residents of the housing project.
The complaints raised by the residents highlighted significant issues such as water seepage, cracks in walls, and other structural defects that have been causing inconvenience and potential safety hazards. MahaRERA, after a thorough review of the complaints and the evidence presented, found the developer responsible for these issues and mandated them to take immediate corrective action.
In the order, MahaRERA emphasized the importance of maintaining the structural integrity and safety of residential buildings. The authority stated that the developer must ensure that all necessary repairs are carried out to the satisfaction of the affected residents. Failure to comply with the order within the specified timeframe could result in financial penalties and other legal consequences.
The Godrej 24 project, located in Pune, is a high-profile residential development known for its modern amenities and premium living spaces. However, the recent complaints have raised concerns about the quality of construction and the developer's commitment to ensuring the well-being of its residents. This directive by MahaRERA is a significant step towards holding developers accountable for the quality and safety of their projects.
Residents who have experienced similar issues in the Godrej 24 project are encouraged to report them to MahaRERA. The authority has a robust complaint resolution mechanism in place to address such grievances and ensure that developers adhere to the standards set by the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA).
MahaRERA has been proactive in enforcing regulations and ensuring that developers comply with the standards set for real estate projects in Maharashtra. This order serves as a reminder to all developers in the state to prioritize the quality and safety of their constructions, thereby fostering trust and confidence among homebuyers.
In addition to addressing the immediate concerns, MahaRERA has also recommended that the developer conduct a comprehensive inspection of the entire project to identify and rectify any other potential issues. This proactive approach aims to prevent similar problems from arising in the future and to maintain the high standards expected in the real estate sector.
The directive from MahaRERA is a positive step towards ensuring that residents of the Godrej 24 project can enjoy their homes without the worry of structural defects and seepage issues. It underscores the importance of regulatory oversight in the real estate sector and the commitment of MahaRERA to protect the rights and interests of homebuyers.
