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MahaRERA Project Search: Check a Project, Application and Complaint Online

Search MahaRERA projects on maharera.maharashtra.gov.in by name or registration number; registrations and complaints run on maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in.

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Written by Aarav Sharma

Updated on 17 September 2026·5 min read

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For a MahaRERA project search, open maharera.maharashtra.gov.in, choose Search Project and type the project name or MahaRERA registration number, with a pincode, district or completion date if you want to narrow it. Each result links to the registration certificate, any extension certificate, the project details and the original application the builder filed.

Promoters, agents and home buyers use a separate MahaRERA application portal, maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in, to register, file complaints and track applications. The steps for each are below.

Key facts

Item Position on 17 September 2026
Authority Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA), under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016
Public website maharera.maharashtra.gov.in
Application portal (login) maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in
Registered projects shown in search 49,427
Registration number format Starts with P, for example P51700000001
Registration needed when Land exceeds 500 sq m or the project has more than 8 apartments, all phases included
Complaint form and fee Form A, filed online; ₹5,000 plus applicable charges
Appeal Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal, within 60 days; fee ₹5,000
Also covers Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli (separate rules on the website)
  1. Go to maharera.maharashtra.gov.in and open Search Project (under Home Buyers → Projects, or Registered Real Estate Projects).
  2. Keep Registered Projects selected. Choose Revoked Projects instead to check whether a registration has been cancelled.
  3. Type the project name or the MahaRERA registration number in the first box.
  4. Add a pincode, a completion date, or a state and district to narrow the list.
  5. Use the optional filters for carpet area (30–45, 45–60, 60–80 or more than 80 sq m) and completion percentage (10–25% up to 75–100%).
  6. Click Search Project. Each result shows the registration number, project name, promoter, location, pincode, district and the date the record was last modified.
  7. Open Certificate and Extension Certificate to see the registration and any extended completion date.
  8. Click View Details for the project data, or View Original Application for the documents filed at registration.

Press Reset before starting a new search, as the page itself advises. Every advertisement for a registered project must carry its MahaRERA registration number, so start with the number printed on the ad or brochure.

What to check before you book

ItemDetails
Promoter name.It should match the company that signs your agreement and receives your payments.
Completion date and extensions.Several extensions mean the project has already slipped.
Abeyance lists.MahaRERA keeps projects in abeyance for lapse of completion date, non-compliance with quarterly progress reports (QPR) or common bank account issues. Check these lists in the Home Buyers menu.
Revoked, deregistered and NCLT projects.Separate lists show projects whose registration was revoked or declared void, deregistration notices, and projects before the National Company Law Tribunal.
Warrants.The Warrant Summary, project wise and promoter wise, shows warrants MahaRERA has issued against builders.

Two rules in the Act protect your money after booking. The builder must keep 70% of buyers’ payments in a separate project account under Section 4(2)(l)(D). Section 13 bars taking more than 10% of the cost before a registered agreement for sale. For the rules in more depth, read our guide to RERA Maharashtra rules.

The MahaRERA application portal

Registrations, corrections, extensions and complaints all run on maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in. You log in with a username, password and captcha.

ItemDetails
Promotersapply for project registration, file quarterly and annual updates, and seek corrections or extensions.
Real estate agentscreate an account, fill in the registration form, upload documents and pay online. The payment generates an application number, used to track scrutiny. After approval, the certificate and registration number can be downloaded from the agent’s account. MahaRERA also runs agent training and an exam, listed under the Real Estate Agent menu.
Complainantscreate a profile to file a complaint against a registered project.

How to file a MahaRERA complaint

  1. Confirm that the project is registered. A complaint under this route can be filed only against a MahaRERA-registered project.
  2. Create a complainant profile on the application portal. A prompt offers the MahaRERA Conciliation Forum; click Yes to try mediation, or No to go to the complaint login.
  3. Log in and fill Form A. Give the building, wing and flat number, names of all owners, total price, amount paid, booking date, agreement date and promised possession date.
  4. Upload the documents that support your case.
  5. Pay the fee of ₹5,000 plus applicable charges. You and the builder receive an email once payment is made.
  6. Submit a convenience set of key documents of not more than 20 pages.
  7. Watch your dashboard. Hearing notices are sent by email and shown on the dashboard, and MahaRERA treats them as served once they appear there.

The Registry scrutinises the complaint and returns it if objections need fixing. It then goes to a bench, and hearings follow in order of seniority. If both sides agree at the first hearing, the case can move to the Conciliation Forum. Each person files a separate complaint; group complaints are taken only for common relief under Sections 7 and 8, or for common amenities. For a complex dispute, a property lawyer can help.

Complaint about an unregistered project

Use Inform Non-Registration on the website. A Source Information filing costs nothing and gets an SI number for tracking. If you want a hearing before the authority, file a Source Complaint and pay ₹5,000.

Other states run their own portals; see RERA authorities by state.

Frequently asked questions

What is MahaRERA?

The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority, set up under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. It registers projects and agents and hears complaints in Maharashtra, and also covers Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli.

How do I search a project on the MahaRERA website?

Open Search Project on maharera.maharashtra.gov.in and enter the project name or registration number. Filter by pincode, district, completion date, carpet area or completion percentage.

What is the MahaRERA application portal?

maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in, where promoters, agents and complainants log in to file registrations, updates and complaints. Your application number is shown there after payment.

How do I check my MahaRERA application status?

Log in to the application portal and track the application number generated after payment. Respond to any scrutiny comments shown there so that approval is not delayed.

What is the fee for a MahaRERA complaint?

₹5,000 plus applicable charges for an individual complaint, under the Maharashtra rules of 2017. An appeal to the Appellate Tribunal also costs ₹5,000.

Can I complain about a project that is not registered with MahaRERA?

Yes, through Inform Non-Registration. Source Information is free; a Source Complaint with a hearing costs ₹5,000.

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