The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority's (MahaRERA) recent mandate on allocating parking spaces is a significant step towards enhancing transparency and accountability in the real estate sector.
Real EstateMahareraParking SpacesTransparencyAccountabilityReal Estate MumbaiJun 18, 2024
MahaRERA has made it mandatory for developers to include all details related to parking as part of annexures to the Allotment Letter and Agreement for Sale.
This mandate will boost buyer confidence by providing clear, documented entitlements, and prevent disputes and fraudulent practices related to parking slots.
This regulation is expected to set a precedent, potentially influencing similar practices nationwide, and fostering a more transparent and reliable real estate market in Maharashtra.
Developers who violate this mandate will have to pay huge penalties.
The ultimate goal is to promote transparency, accountability, and fair practices in the real estate sector, and protect the interests of home buyers.
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