MahaRERA's MahaCRITI Website Set to Revolutionize Real Estate Regulatory Landscape
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority's (MahaRERA's) revamped website, Maha-CRITI, promises enhanced user experience, data analytics, and personalized dashboards.
MahareraMahacritiReal Estate Regulatory AuthorityMaharashtraIndiaPropertyHousingConstructionTechnologyReal Estate MaharashtraAug 08, 2024
There are various tasks carried out on MahaRERA's website, such as registration, renewal, and rectification of projects, registration and renewal of agents, and complaints from homebuyers. During the transition process, MahaRERA's website will be down for promoters and agents from midnight on August 13 to midnight on August 31.
The improved website will go live and be fully operational on August 31 at midnight. While migrating to the new system, homebuyers will have to make applications manually between midnight on August 20 and August 31. Online hearings of complaints will continue uninterrupted.
However, promoters and agents must ensure they complete their due diligence by August 13, as the website will be in the midst of migration between midnight (11 59 pm) on August 13 and midnight (11 59 pm) on August 31. Only completed applications submitted until August 13 will be processed by MahaRERA officials.
These interruptions are caused by MahaRERA's MahaCRITI website going live on August 31 at midnight. The system will undergo various technical transitions while migrating from the old website to the new website. The new website will enhance the user interface with an integrated system and much more to meet the current and future requirements.
MahaRERA urges all stakeholders to cooperate during this transition period. The existing system is over 7 years old, necessitating a comprehensive overhaul to enhance user-friendliness for all stakeholders, improve functionalities for all users, and introduce data analytics and dashboards. These will ensure speed, efficiency, and convenience.
From August 31, all regulatory and complaint management functionalities will be done on the next-generation integrated enterprise-wide comprehensive IT solution. This system incorporates business intelligence and data analytics for all its regulatory and complaint management functions.
The objective of MahaCRITI is to enhance the user experience, provide a truly integrated system with a single source of truth, ensuring that data captured at one point is consistently used across the platform. This solution provides personalized dashboards for all users, such as homebuyers, promoters, and agents, as well as system-driven reminders, notifications, compliance reports, quarterly progress reports, complaint management, and more.
Additionally, the never-before features of mobile applications and AI-driven chatbots for real-time assistance will also be introduced, making MahaCRITI a comprehensive and effective platform for all stakeholders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MahaCRITI?
MahaCRITI is the revamped website of the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA), designed to enhance user experience, provide data analytics, and offer personalized dashboards.
When will the new website go live?
The new website will go live on August 31 at midnight.
What features will the new website have?
The new website will have features such as enhanced user experience, data analytics, personalized dashboards, system-driven reminders, notifications, compliance reports, quarterly progress reports, complaint management, and more.
Will the website be available during the transition period?
The website will be down for promoters and agents from midnight on August 13 to midnight on August 31. Homebuyers will have to make applications manually between midnight on August 20 and August 31.
What is the objective of MahaCRITI?
The objective of MahaCRITI is to enhance the user experience, provide a truly integrated system with a single source of truth, ensuring that data captured at one point is consistently used across the platform.
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