MahaRERA's MahaCRITI Portal: A Game-Changer for Maharashtra's Real Estate Sector
MahaRERA launches new portal MahaCRITI, offering online training and instructional videos for a seamless user experience
MahareraMahacritiReal EstateMaharashtraRegulatory AuthorityReal Estate PuneSep 04, 2024
In addition to these resources, MahaRERA has been conducting online training sessions since the launch, addressing queries from stakeholders. These sessions provide comprehensive guidance for various users, including complainants, lawyers, developers, promoters, and real estate agents. The training covers essential tasks such as filing complaints, registering new housing projects, updating project information, renewing registrations, and submitting progress reports.
So far, approximately 550 developers, 350 agents, and over 250 lawyers and complainants have participated in the training, benefiting from the hands-on guidance provided.
Since the website’s launch, 2,766 users have accessed MahaCRITI and updated their passwords. A total of 581 promoters have refreshed their information on the portal, 8 new projects have been registered, and 1 renewal application has been submitted. In the real estate agent community, 21 new registration applications and 6 renewal applications have been received, with 84 agents updating their details on the system. Additionally, 17 homebuyer complaints have been filed on the new platform.
MahaRERA's initiative is a significant step towards promoting transparency and accountability in the real estate sector. The new portal is designed to provide a user-friendly experience, enabling stakeholders to easily access information and services.
About MahaRERA
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) is a regulatory body established under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. Its primary objective is to regulate and promote the real estate sector in Maharashtra, ensuring that developers and promoters comply with the provisions of the Act.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MahaCRITI?
MahaCRITI is the new website launched by MahaRERA, which stands for Maha-Complaint and Regulatory Integrated Technology Implementation.
What kind of training does MahaRERA provide for users?
MahaRERA provides online training sessions and instructional videos to assist users in navigating the new platform.
How many users have accessed MahaCRITI since its launch?
Since the website’s launch, 2,766 users have accessed MahaCRITI and updated their passwords.
What is the purpose of MahaRERA?
The primary objective of MahaRERA is to regulate and promote the real estate sector in Maharashtra, ensuring that developers and promoters comply with the provisions of the Act.
How can I file a complaint on MahaCRITI?
You can file a complaint on MahaCRITI by accessing the portal and following the instructions provided in the instructional videos and online training sessions.
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