From July 1, developers in Maharashtra must maintain designated bank accounts for homebuyers' payments, ensuring timely project completion and financial transparency.
MahareraMaharashtra Real Estate Regulatory AuthorityHomebuyersReal EstateFund ManagementProject CompletionFinancial TransparencyReal Estate MaharashtraJun 27, 2024
The main objective is to promote financial discipline, transparency, and protect homebuyers' investments.
Developers must open three specific bank accounts: a RERA-designated collection account, a RERA-designated separate account, and a RERA-designated transaction account.
70 per cent of the funds will be allocated for land and construction expenditures.
Homebuyers will be entitled to a refund of 70 per cent of the amount paid, plus compensation for any losses, from the RERA-designated separate account, with interest on the amount applicable.
The new regime aims to safeguard homebuyers' interests, promote financial discipline, and ensure timely project completion.
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