MahaRERA Sets New Record: 50,000 Housing Projects Registered in Maharashtra

 

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The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) has achieved a historic milestone by crossing 50,000 registered housing projects, making it the top state regulator in India for real estate. As of May 2025, MahaRERA has registered 50,162 residential projects, accounting for 35% of all RERA-registered projects in the country. This achievement highlights Maharashtra's booming real estate sector and sets a benchmark for transparency and growth in India’s property market. Let’s dive into what this means for homebuyers, investors, and the future of real estate in the state.

A National Leader in Real Estate

Maharashtra has solidified its position as India’s real estate powerhouse, with MahaRERA registering 50,162 housing projects since its inception in 2017. According to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, a total of 1,44,617 housing projects are registered under RERA across India, and Maharashtra alone contributes 35% of this total. Tamil Nadu follows with 27,609 projects, and Gujarat ranks third with 15,322. These three states are the only ones in India to surpass 10,000 registered housing developments, showcasing their dominance in the sector.

Growth Across Maharashtra

The real estate boom in Maharashtra is no longer limited to major cities like Mumbai and Pune. “Until a few years ago, the real estate sector was largely concentrated in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) and Pune, but now it’s expanding across the state,” said Manoj Saunik, Chairman of MahaRERA. He emphasized that this growth reflects Maharashtra’s social and economic development, with rising demand for housing driving the sector forward.

Here’s a breakdown of registered projects across the state:

  • Konkan Region (including MMR): 23,770 projects
  • Pune Region: 15,932 projects (Pune district alone has 12,788)
  • Thane: 6,746 projects
  • Mumbai Suburbs: 5,907 projects
  • Raigad: 5,360 projects
  • North Maharashtra: 4,621 projects
  • Nagpur Region: 2,764 projects
  • Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar Region: 1,886 projects
  • Amravati Region: 957 projects

Even smaller territories under MahaRERA’s jurisdiction, like Dadra Nagar Haveli and Daman, have seen growth with 180 and 52 projects, respectively.

Why This Milestone Matters

MahaRERA was established in 2017 under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, with a mission to bring transparency, accountability, and trust to the real estate sector. By crossing 50,000 registrations, MahaRERA has not only protected homebuyers but also empowered developers to operate in a regulated environment. “Our goal is to minimize homebuyer grievances and ensure a fair market for all,” Saunik added.

This milestone is a testament to Maharashtra’s robust regulatory framework, which has encouraged developers to register projects and adhere to strict guidelines. For homebuyers, this means greater confidence in investing in properties, knowing that their interests are safeguarded.

Opportunities for Homebuyers and Investors

The growth in registered projects opens up a wealth of opportunities for homebuyers and investors. With 50,162 projects to choose from, buyers can find homes that suit their budgets and preferences, whether in bustling cities like Pune or emerging regions like Nagpur. The transparency provided by MahaRERA ensures that project details, timelines, and developer credentials are easily accessible, reducing the risk of fraud or delays.

For investors, the expansion of real estate across Maharashtra signals a promising market. Areas like Raigad and North Maharashtra are becoming new hotspots for development, offering affordable investment options with high growth potential. Additionally, the focus on affordable housing in regions like Pune and MMR makes it easier for first-time buyers to own a home.

The Future of Real Estate in Maharashtra

MahaRERA’s success is a model for other states to follow. By prioritizing transparency and accountability, Maharashtra has created a real estate market that benefits both developers and buyers. The state’s focus on expanding metro connectivity, as seen in projects like Maha Metro’s developments in Pune, Nagpur, and Pimpri-Chinchwad, will further boost property demand in these regions.

Looking ahead, MahaRERA plans to introduce more digital tools to streamline project registrations and grievance redressal. The recent launch of a revamped project application portal in May 2025 is a step in this direction, making it easier for developers to register projects and for buyers to track updates.

A Win for Sustainable Growth

The milestone of 50,000 registered projects is not just about numbers—it’s about building a sustainable future for Maharashtra’s real estate sector. By regulating projects and ensuring timely completion, MahaRERA is fostering trust and driving economic growth. The rise in housing demand also reflects the state’s growing population and urbanization, making it a key player in India’s real estate landscape.

Conclusion

MahaRERA’s achievement of crossing 50,000 housing project registrations marks a new era for Maharashtra’s real estate sector. With 35% of India’s RERA-registered projects, the state leads the way in transparency, growth, and innovation. Whether you’re a homebuyer looking for your dream home or an investor seeking the next big opportunity, Maharashtra’s real estate market has something for everyone. As MahaRERA continues to set new standards, the future looks bright for the state’s property sector.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is MahaRERA’s latest milestone?
    MahaRERA has crossed 50,000 registered housing projects, the highest in India.

  2. How many housing projects are registered in Maharashtra?
    As of May 2025, 50,162 housing projects are registered with MahaRERA.

  3. Which state has the second-highest RERA registrations?
    Tamil Nadu ranks second with 27,609 registered projects.

  4. What percentage of India’s RERA projects are in Maharashtra?
    Maharashtra accounts for 35% of all RERA-registered projects in India.

  5. Which region in Maharashtra has the most registered projects?
    The Konkan region, including MMR, has the highest at 23,770 projects.

  6. When was MahaRERA established?
    MahaRERA was established in 2017 under the RERA Act, 2016.

  7. How many projects are registered in Pune district?
    Pune district alone has 12,788 registered housing projects.

  8. What is the goal of MahaRERA?
    MahaRERA aims to ensure transparency, accountability, and minimal grievances in the real estate sector.

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