MahaRERA passed a split decision in Arihant Aarohi Phase II, Kalher (Thane)—granting delay-interest where a valid possession offer was not proved, and dismissing another delay claim where OC and documented possession steps weighed against relief.
A buyer cancels a property booking before the Agreement for Sale is executed, but the builder insists on a credit note instead of a refund. This editorial explains how MahaRERA typically views booking-stage cancellations, forfeiture limits, and why buyers should be cautious before accepting credit notes.
MahaRERA’s latest refund order sends a clear signal: collect beyond 10% without an agreement, raise demands out of sequence, forfeit unfairly, or resell disputed inventory—and liability can escalate quickly. Here are five lessons Mumbai–Thane buyers and developers should apply immediately.
MahaRERA’s Latest Refund Order: 5 Lessons for Mumbai–Thane Homebuyers and Developers Read More »
MahaRERA Reviews, Appeals & Compensation Recovery Explained – From Rectification and Tribunal Appeals to SOP 51/2025 Enforcement By Arosh John – Founder, John Real Estate (MahaRERA Reg. No. A51700001835) & Editor-in-Chief, Thane Real Estate News (TREN)Thane–MMR | December 2025 Quick Summary I. Where It Starts: Complaint, Hearing and MahaRERA Order The MahaRERA grievance mechanism begins
Stuck with a Paper Victory? How to Turn Your MahaRERA Order into Actual Refunds Read More »
By Arosh JohnFounder – John Real Estate (MahaRERA Reg. No. A51700001835) | Editor-in-Chief – Thane Real Estate News (TREN)Thane–MMR | November 2025 When a new flat starts showing seepage, cracks or recurring service issues within a few years of possession, most buyers are unsure whether it is a society issue or the developer’s legal responsibility.
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By Arosh John | Founder – John Real Estate (MahaRERA Reg. No. A51700001835) | Editor-in-Chief – Thane Real Estate News (TREN)Thane–MMR | November 2025 A New Enforcement Framework Comes Into Effect MahaRERA has issued one of its strongest directives yet: developers must clear interest, penalty, or compensation dues within 60 days of an order.This framework—formalised
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