MahaRERA Switches Back to Old Website Amid Technical Issues with MahaCRITI
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has temporarily switched back to its old website due to technical issues with the new MahaCRITI platform, causing delays in accessing key services.
MahareraMahacritiReal EstateMaharashtraTechnical IssuesReal Estate MaharashtraOct 04, 2024
With the festive season of Diwali and Dussehra around the corner—traditionally a period of increased real estate activity, including new home registrations and project launches—ensuring seamless transactions has become critical. To avoid further disruptions, Mr. Saunik has instructed that the previous website, operated by MahaIT, be reactivated from October 5th at 11 59 PM.
This move is expected to alleviate the problems users have faced since the launch of the MahaCRITI website on August 31st. MahaRERA has urged all stakeholders to shift back to the old platform for all services until the issues with MahaCRITI are resolved.
MahaRERA has also requested users to cooperate with the transition and assured that they are working to restore normalcy in service delivery.
The rollback comes as a temporary measure to ensure smoother operations during the festive season, which often sees a surge in real estate transactions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did MahaRERA switch back to its old website?
MahaRERA switched back to its old website due to technical issues with the new MahaCRITI platform, causing delays in accessing key services.
What is MahaCRITI?
MahaCRITI is a new platform launched by MahaRERA on August 31st, which has been facing technical issues.
How long will the old website be active?
The old website will be active until the issues with MahaCRITI are resolved.
What is the impact of the technical issues on real estate transactions?
The technical issues have been causing significant delays in accessing key services, which may impact real estate transactions during the festive season.
What is MahaRERA doing to resolve the issue?
MahaRERA is working to restore normalcy in service delivery and has requested users to cooperate with the transition.
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