MahaRERA Reverts to Old Website Amid Technical Glitches on MahaCRITI
Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has temporarily switched back to its old website due to technical issues on the new MahaCRITI website, causing delays in services for homebuyers, developers, and other stakeholders.
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To address this issue, MahaRERA Chairman Manoj Saunik held a review meeting with all concerned parties. Considering the festive season of Diwali and Dussehra, which witnesses a significant increase in transactions such as registration of new homes, purchase of new houses, and launch of new housing projects, Saunik instructed that the old website,
MahaIT, be restored starting from midnight of October 5, 2024. As a result, the Maha IT-operated website, which was functional prior to August 31, 2024, will be reactivated, and all stakeholders are advised to use this website for all MahaRERA services. MahaRERA urges all stakeholders to take note of this update and cooperate with the Authority.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did MahaRERA switch back to its old website?
MahaRERA switched back to its old website due to technical glitches on the new MahaCRITI website, which were causing delays in services for homebuyers, developers, and other stakeholders.
What is MahaCRITI?
MahaCRITI is the new website launched by MahaRERA, which was intended to provide improved services to stakeholders. However, it has been experiencing technical glitches.
How long will the old website be active?
The old website, MahaIT, will be reactivated starting from midnight of October 5, 2024, and will remain active until further notice.
What services will be available on the old website?
All MahaRERA services will be available on the old website, including registration of new homes, purchase of new houses, and launch of new housing projects.
What is MahaRERA's advice to stakeholders?
MahaRERA urges all stakeholders to take note of this update and cooperate with the Authority by using the old website for all MahaRERA services.
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