What is RERA?
RERA stands for Real Estate Regulatory Authority. It was introduced to protect buyers from fraud, delay in possession, and confusing terms in real estate. Every state has its own RERA body. For Maharashtra, it’s called MahaRERA, which means Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority.
Why is MahaRERA Important?
Let’s say you found a good deal on a 2 BHK flat in Navi Mumbai. It looks great, but how do you know it’s safe to invest in?
If it’s not RERA approved, you might face:
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Delayed handover
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Changes in layout
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Legal issues later
But if it’s MahaRERA approved project, the builder has to:
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Deliver the project on time
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Stick to what’s promised
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Provide proper legal documents
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Follow clear payment terms
In short, it’s a layer of trust and safety for your hard-earned money.
How to Check MahaRERA Approval?
Here’s a quick and easy way:
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Type the builder or project name
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See full project details, approvals, and timelines
Where Can You Find MahaRERA Projects?
You’ll often see MahaRERA approvals in:
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New apartments in Ulwe, Seawoods, Sanpada
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Ready to move homes in Navi Mumbai or Thane
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Budget-friendly or luxury housing projects
If you're searching online, always check for the MahaRERA ID before booking anything.
Final Thoughts
When it comes to real estate, don’t just believe in ads or offers.
Ask the right question: Is the project RERA registered?
If yes, go ahead.
If not, think twice.
Buying a home is a big step — let MahaRERA help you make it a safe one. 😊
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