Experts predict that this law will significantly impact the Maharashtra real estate market, making it more efficient and customer-friendly.
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The new rule requires developers to specify the delivery dates for project amenities and occupation certificates (OCs) at project registration.
The rule was introduced to address the recurring delays in providing promised amenities and to bring transparency and accountability to the real estate sector.
Experts predict that this law will significantly impact the Maharashtra real estate market, making it more efficient and customer-friendly.
With this rule, homebuyers can now see their investment timelines more clearly, and real estate transactions will be more trustworthy.
The industry has reacted in various ways, with some developers viewing it as an additional regulatory burden, while others see it as a step in the right direction towards increased buyer confidence and transparency.
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