Delayed possession: MahaRERA recovers ₹200 crore from real estate developers in Maharashtra
Hindustan TimesThe Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority has recovered compensation worth ₹200.23 crore from real estate developers who had failed to hand over possession of housing units to homebuyers on time. MahaRERA update: Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority has recovered compensation worth ₹ 200.23 crore from real estate developers According to MahaRERA, out of the total ₹200.23 crore recovered, ₹46.47 crore were recovered from Mumbai city, ₹76.33 crore from Mumbai suburban, ₹39.10 crore from Pune, ₹11.65 crore from Thane, ₹9.65 crore from Nagpur, ₹7.49 crore from Raigad, ₹4.49 crore from Palghar, ₹3.84 crore from Sambhajinagar, ₹1.12 crore from Nashik and ₹9 lakh from Chandrapur. MahaRERA has so far issued 1,163 warrants worth ₹705.62 crore involving 442 real estate projects in Maharashtra. Around ₹200 crore worth of compensation has so far been recovered from 283 recovery warrants issued to 139 real estate projects, MahaRERA said in a statement.