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MahaRERA: Public Authority Selling Land to Developers Can’t be a Co-Promoter

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Builders register a complaint against CIDCO with MahaRERA

MahaRERA in one of its significant decision has ordered that a public body which sells land to Developers/Builders cannot be made promoter accompanying the builder in the housing project. Builders from Navi Mumbai, who are members of CREDAI-MCHI (Raigad) had registered a grievance with MahaRERA, asking that the City and Industrial Development Corporation (CIDCO) formed a co-promoter of their projects.

They alleged that CIDCO delays its commitments after selling the plots and, as a result, their project gets obstructed and they are caught responsible for the delay. They said that CIDCO must be assigned promoter under RERA because it is a public authority and MCHI members are allottees of plots held by CIDCO.

MahaRERA chairperson Gautam Chatterjee ordered that the sale transaction made by CIDCO are the sale of immovable property where permits for development is yet to be furnished by the concerned authority. “Such a transaction doesn’t come under the limit of real estate project”.

CREDAI-MCHI has complained that CIDCO has been marketing plots without registration with MahaRERA. It further added that CIDCO has not acknowledged the provisions of RERA in its agreements and dealing with the highest bidder and is violating the terms of RERA.

The complaint said that CIDCO is needed to register the scheme as a project with RERA before its advertising, marketing and inviting bids for the plots. Moreover, CIDCO is responsible for several obligations to be executed pre-and post-tender like the eviction of encroachments and encumbrances, the limits of the plot, providing water and drainage connections.

The builders, who intend to register a petition against Chatterjee’s order, said that CIDCO frequently delays carrying out these tasks. Hence, they face flak from flat buyers, who drag them before the housing authority for project delays.

As per the builders, CIDCO comes under the limits of the promoter under RERA and its exercises of requesting bids for plots and allocation of the same for the lease of 60 years fall under the terms of RERA.

 

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List of approved projects and agents – Maharashtra RERA

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MAHARASHTRA RERA:

Maharashtra was among the few states to come up with a RERA Act’s website in its initial phase of implementation.

As per the information available on the MAHA RERA website, the total projects that are registered on the website are 19625. Among them, 3652 projects are registered and completed and 15826 are ongoing projects and 147 projects are yet to be registered on the website. Over 18% of the projects registered with MahaRERA are now complete.

The state has recorded 18505 agents have applied for registration over 18419 agents have been registered. 86 agents yet to be registered.

When it comes to the complaint status, 5,700 complaints have been registered and out of them 3543 have passed their orders and 2157 are in the process of hearing.

As per MahaRERA website, 1716 projects where the penalty is paid between Rs.50, 000 to Rs.10, 00,000 for various reasons.

List of approved agents for Maharashtra RERA: Click here to view

List of approved projects for Maharashtra RERA: Click here to view

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Irrespective of these proved projects/agents, RERA has rejected several real estate projects as well.

Latest update about MahaRERA releasing an SOP to remove delaying developers:

Recently, the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) issued a standard operating procedure (SOP). Under this procedure, homebuyers are eligible to dismiss a developer in the case the project was delayed. The project would then be allocated to an expert panel for completion. The expert also clarified that action could be taken only against non-litigated projects. This procedure will help complete all delayed projects in the state.

Disclaimer: the data provided here is based on industry and news reports. CommonFloor will not be held legally responsible for any action taken based on the information provided.

 

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