Checking a project's MahaRERA registration yourself
Takes about two minutes, before you pay anything. Reviewed 4 Oct 2026 — drafted with AI from MahaRERA's own site, pending the founder's confirmation.
The steps
- Open maharera.maharashtra.gov.in yourself, not a link from a brochure or a WhatsApp forward.
- Use its own search for registered projects. Search by the project's name, the promoter's name, or the registration number (it starts with P, like P52000012345).
- Open the project MahaRERA shows and read its status as MahaRERA states it: registered, lapsed, revoked, in abeyance, or not found.
- Compare the registration number MahaRERA shows to the one printed on the project's page here, or on the developer's own price sheet. The two should match exactly, digit for digit.
- If MahaRERA shows the project as lapsed, revoked, in abeyance, or not found at all, don't pay anything until you've asked the developer, and your advisor, to explain why.
Why this matters to you
First-time buyers
This is the single check that protects your booking amount. Do it before you pay a token, not after.
Investors
Check it again at every price revision or new phase launch, not just once at booking.
Selling to upgrade
Check the project you're buying into with the same care you'd want a buyer to give your own home's papers.
What to doubt
This isn't legal advice, and it isn't a substitute for your own advocate reading the sale agreement. A registration can lapse after we last checked it — always look at MahaRERA's live status yourself before you pay anything, even on a project we've already shown as checked.
Source: MahaRERA's public project search, maharera.maharashtra.gov.in.
Found something that doesn't match, or not sure what you're looking at? Ask your advisor before you pay anything.
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