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The regulatory authority has introduced this measure in response to certain cases where developers secured two or more MahaRERA registration numbers for the same or portions of a real estate project.
MahaRERA said the decision was taken to prevent cheating of homebuyers by developers.
According to the latest directive, going forward, any promoter seeking new registration for a housing project must submit a declaration-cum-undertaking on their official letterhead. This document, in the prescribed format, attests that neither the proposed project site nor any of its parts holds a MahaRERA registration number, nor is there any pending application.
MahaRERA identified a trend where some promoters were applying for additional registration numbers without disclosing them to the authority, even when the project already had a MahaRERA registration number.