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8,212 projects missed one deadline
MahaRERA flagged thousands of projects for a missed quarterly report. Most of that report is paperwork that already exists.
1 min read · · Boring Agents
- 1MahaRERA flagged 8,212 projects for missing the January–March 2026 quarterly progress report (Outlook Money).
- 2The consequences named: a ₹50,000 fine, frozen escrow accounts, possible suspension.
- 3The report mostly gathers things a developer already has: site photos, engineer's notes, collections.
In 2026 Maharashtra's real-estate regulator flagged 8,212 projects for missing the quarterly progress report due for January to March, as reported by Outlook Money. The consequences named were a ₹50,000 fine, frozen escrow accounts, and a warning that registrations could be suspended or cancelled.
Nobody misses that deadline because the information doesn't exist. The site engineer has photos on a phone. The progress is in someone's notes. The collections are in the accounts system. The report misses its date because collecting all of it, every quarter, is nobody's main job.
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