MahaRERA has announced plans to conduct monthly open houses for real estate developers in Nagpur and Pune, following the successful implementation in Mumbai. This move aims to enhance transparency and address the concerns of developers in these regions.
MahareraReal EstateMumbaiNagpurPuneReal Estate PuneJan 18, 2025
MahaRERA stands for Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It is a statutory body established to regulate the real estate sector in the state of Maharashtra, ensuring transparency and protecting the interests of homebuyers.
Monthly open houses are sessions organized by MahaRERA where real estate developers can discuss their issues, receive guidance on regulatory compliance, and interact directly with the regulatory authority.
The monthly open houses are currently being conducted in Mumbai, Nagpur, and Pune. MahaRERA plans to extend this initiative to other cities in the future.
Developers can benefit from these open houses by getting their queries and concerns addressed, receiving guidance on regulatory compliance, and fostering a more transparent and cooperative relationship with MahaRERA.
The monthly open houses are expected to enhance transparency, improve compliance with RERA norms, facilitate quicker issue resolution, and strengthen the relationship between MahaRERA and developers.
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