In response to a widespread forgery scandal, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MAHA-RERA) is conducting a thorough verification of over 3,500 real estate projects, with a significant focus on projects in Pune and across the state.
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The main reason for the verification is to address a widespread forgery scandal that has affected the real estate sector in Maharashtra, ensuring the authenticity and compliance of all registered projects.
MAHA-RERA is verifying 1,223 projects in the Pune region, with 1,015 of these projects located in the city of Pune itself.
MAHA-RERA is conducting a detailed review of project documents, site inspections, and cross-verification of information with other regulatory bodies to ensure the verification process is thorough and comprehensive.
Homebuyers and investors can stay informed by verifying the status of their projects through the MAHA-RERA portal and contacting the helpdesk set up by the authority for any queries or concerns.
The verification process is expected to restore trust and confidence in the real estate market, benefit honest developers and investors, and set a precedent for stringent oversight and compliance in the sector.
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