MahaRERA Upgrades to MahaCRITI: A New Era in Real Estate Regulation
MahaRERA's current website will be offline on August 30-31 for a major upgrade, introducing a new platform called 'MahaCRITI' on September 1.
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MahaRERA officials have stated that this downtime is necessary to ensure a smooth migration to the new comprehensive IT solution. During these two days, the back-end team will carry out essential technical tasks to enhance the user experience on the new platform.
The new platform promises to provide users with improved functionality and easier access to information regarding real estate transactions, approvals, and regulations. Stakeholders, including real estate developers, agents, and the public, are urged to prepare for this interruption by planning their activities accordingly.
The launch of MahaCRITI is a significant step for MahaRERA as it aims to improve service delivery and transparency in the real estate sector. After the downtime, users can look forward to a more efficient and user-friendly interface that promises better navigation and features.
For additional updates and information, users are encouraged to stay tuned to MahaRERA's official channels. The authority remains committed to supporting the real estate community and facilitating a seamless experience through its new website.
Information MahaRERA was established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, to regulate and promote the real estate sector in Maharashtra. The authority is responsible for registering real estate projects, agents, and resolving disputes.
MahaRERA is a regulatory body established by the Government of Maharashtra to regulate and promote the real estate sector in the state. Its mission is to create a transparent and accountable real estate market that protects the interests of homebuyers and promotes fair play among developers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is MahaRERA's current website going offline?
MahaRERA's current website is going offline on August 30-31 to facilitate the transition to a new and improved platform called 'MahaCRITI'.
What is MahaCRITI?
MahaCRITI is a new comprehensive IT solution that will replace MahaRERA's current website, providing users with improved functionality and easier access to information regarding real estate transactions, approvals, and regulations.
How will the new platform benefit users?
The new platform promises to provide users with improved functionality, easier access to information, and a more efficient and user-friendly interface.
What is MahaRERA's mission?
MahaRERA's mission is to create a transparent and accountable real estate market that protects the interests of homebuyers and promotes fair play among developers.
How can users stay updated on the new platform?
Users can stay tuned to MahaRERA's official channels for additional updates and information on the new platform.
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