MahaRERA's innovative initiative aims to bring transparency to the Maharashtra real estate market by grading projects based on construction quality, financial health, legal clearances, and project overview.
Real EstateMaharashtraMahareraAi PoweredProject Grading SystemReal Estate NewsJul 24, 2024
The main objective is to bring transparency to the real estate market in Maharashtra by evaluating projects based on key parameters and empowering homebuyers with data-driven decision making.
The four key parameters are technical details, financial health, legal clearances, and project overview.
Homebuyers will be able to assess risk and choose a property that meets their needs, potentially saving them from fraudulent or poorly constructed projects.
A transparent grading system can incentivize developers to maintain high standards in construction, finances, and legal compliance, leading to better quality projects and increased trust from potential buyers.
The core grading function using AI is expected to be operational within the next month.
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