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Treat MahaRERA as a project operating system, not a registration certificate.

Before advertising or selling, assess whether the real estate project requires registration under the current law. If registered, promoter disclosures and ongoing project updates continue after the initial certificate.

Registration assessment: RERA contains statutory exemptions, including the Section 3(2) threshold relating to land area / number of apartments, but project phases and facts matter. Verify the current position for the exact project before advertising or sale.
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Assess registration

Project size, apartments / phases, completion status and statutory exemptions.

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Promoter records

Entity, title / development rights, professionals, approvals and project financial information.

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Project registration

Submit the current MahaRERA information / document package and declarations.

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Advertising control

Use project registration / disclosures correctly before public marketing or booking activity.

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Buyer documents

Keep carpet area, sanctioned plans, agreement terms, payment milestones and possession commitments consistent.

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Project updates

MahaRERA publishes quarterly / annual update guidance; maintain current project information.

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Changes / extension

Follow the applicable process for material corrections, changes, extensions or lapsed-project issues.

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Completion

Update completion / OC status and close project obligations instead of abandoning the portal record.

Official MahaRERA sources

Project Registration ↗Project Updates ↗Quarterly / Annual Update Guidance ↗
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MahaRERA Developer Compliance ChecklistModel control checklist - always verify current MahaRERA requirements.