Revamped MahaRERA Portal to Enhance Homebuyer Experience, Goes Live on August 31
MahaRERA's revamped Maha-CRITI portal to offer improved user experience, data analytics, and personalised dashboards
MahareraMaharashtra Real Estate Regulatory AuthorityMaha CritiHomebuyersPromotersAgentsReal Estate MumbaiAug 07, 2024
The existing portal, which is over seven years old, was in need of a comprehensive overhaul to meet the increasing digital traffic. According to MahaRERA Chairman Ajoy Mehta, the daily visitors to the portal have increased from 5,000 to 34,000, with over 1,400 visitors per hour.
The revamped portal, Maha-CRITI, aims to provide a truly integrated system with a single source of truth, ensuring that data captured at one point is consistently used across the platform. The portal will offer personalised dashboards for all users, system-driven reminders, notifications, compliance reports, quarterly progress reports, and complaint management.
In addition to these features, the portal will also introduce mobile applications and AI-driven chatbots for real-time assistance. This will make Maha-CRITI a comprehensive and effective platform for all stakeholders.
During the transition process, MahaRERA's website will be down for promoters and agents from August 13 to August 31. Homebuyers will have to make manual applications between August 20 and August 31. However, online hearings of complaints will continue uninterrupted.
MahaRERA has urged all stakeholders to cooperate during this transition period. The authority has also assured that only completed applications submitted until August 13 will be processed by MahaRERA officials.
The revamped portal is expected to enhance the overall experience of homebuyers, promoters, and agents, and provide a more efficient and convenient way of accessing services.
The Authority has been working tirelessly to ensure that the transition to the new portal is smooth and seamless. With the launch of Maha-CRITI, MahaRERA is confident that it will be able to meet the rising demand and provide better services to all stakeholders.
In a bid to provide better services to homebuyers, promoters, and agents, MahaRERA has come up with a revamped portal that promises to enhance the user experience, provide data analytics, and offer personalised dashboards.
The new portal, Maha-CRITI, is all set to go live on August 31, and is expected to provide a truly integrated system with a single source of truth, ensuring that data captured at one point is consistently used across the platform.With the launch of Maha-CRITI, MahaRERA aims to provide a more efficient and convenient way of accessing services, and enhance the overall experience of homebuyers, promoters, and agents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MahaRERA's revamped portal called?
Maha-CRITI
When will the revamped portal go live?
August 31
What are the new features of the revamped portal?
Enhanced user experience, data analytics, personalised dashboards, mobile applications, and AI-driven chatbots
Will online hearings of complaints be affected during the transition period?
No, online hearings of complaints will continue uninterrupted
What is the objective of the revamped portal?
To enhance the user experience, provide a truly integrated system, and offer personalised dashboards for all stakeholders
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