The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has reported significant progress in protecting homebuyers’ rights. Between October 2024 and July 2025, the authority resolved 5,267 complaints, addressing common issues such as delayed possession, poor construction quality, and unfulfilled promises of amenities.
This update coincides with Chairman Manoj Saunik completing his first year in office, after taking over from former chairman Ajoy Mehta in September 2024.
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Rising Complaints, Steady Resolutions
During the same period, 3,743 new complaints were registered with MahaRERA, reflecting the ongoing challenges faced by homebuyers. Despite this, the authority has been steadily clearing backlogs and ensuring quicker redressal.
MahaRERA’s Track Record Since 2017
Since its inception in May 2017, MahaRERA has:
- Received 30,833 complaints in total.
- Resolved 23,726 complaints so far.
- Addressed 23,661 complaints linked to 3,523 pre-RERA projects.
- Settled 6,218 complaints involving 2,269 post-RERA projects.
The data reveals that 79% of disputes are tied to pre-RERA projects, while 21% concern projects launched after the authority came into existence.
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The Bigger Picture: Safeguarding Homebuyers
Currently, 51,481 projects are registered under MahaRERA, with cases filed against 5,792 of them. The authority highlighted that purchasing a home is often the single largest investment for buyers, and delays, poor construction standards, or missing amenities can cause severe distress.
By streamlining complaint resolution, MahaRERA continues to strengthen its role as a watchdog, ensuring that developers are held accountable and that buyers get the justice they deserve.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has reported significant progress in protecting homebuyers’ rights. Between October 2024 and July 2025, the authority resolved 5,267 complaints, addressing common issues such as delayed possession, poor construction quality, and unfulfilled promises of amenities.
This update coincides with Chairman Manoj Saunik completing his first year in office, after taking over from former chairman Ajoy Mehta in September 2024.
Also Read:- Latest Redevelopment Rules for Housing Societies in Maharashtra 2025
Rising Complaints, Steady Resolutions
During the same period, 3,743 new complaints were registered with MahaRERA, reflecting the ongoing challenges faced by homebuyers. Despite this, the authority has been steadily clearing backlogs and ensuring quicker redressal.
MahaRERA’s Track Record Since 2017
Since its inception in May 2017, MahaRERA has:
- Received 30,833 complaints in total.
- Resolved 23,726 complaints so far.
- Addressed 23,661 complaints linked to 3,523 pre-RERA projects.
- Settled 6,218 complaints involving 2,269 post-RERA projects.
The data reveals that 79% of disputes are tied to pre-RERA projects, while 21% concern projects launched after the authority came into existence.
Also Read:-MahaRERA 2025: RERA Maharashtra Registration, Complaint, Projects & Agents
The Bigger Picture: Safeguarding Homebuyers
Currently, 51,481 projects are registered under MahaRERA, with cases filed against 5,792 of them. The authority highlighted that purchasing a home is often the single largest investment for buyers, and delays, poor construction standards, or missing amenities can cause severe distress.
By streamlining complaint resolution, MahaRERA continues to strengthen its role as a watchdog, ensuring that developers are held accountable and that buyers get the justice they deserve.
