Maharashtra has reached a significant milestone, with the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority (MahaRERA) registering over 50,000 housing projects. This achievement makes it the only state regulator in India to hit this landmark. As of now, MahaRERA has 50,162 residential projects registered, accounting for about 35% of the total housing projects registered under RERA nationwide.

Tamil Nadu follows with 27,609 registered projects, while Gujarat ranks third with 15,322. These three states are the only ones in the country to have over 10,000 registered housing developments.

The increase in registrations highlights the growing demand for residential properties across Maharashtra, particularly in regions like Konkan and Pune. The Konkan region, including the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, leads with 23,770 projects, followed by Pune with 15,932. Smaller regions also show strong growth, indicating Maharashtra's expanding real estate market.

MahaRERA's Chairman, Manoj Saunik, emphasised that the consistent rise in registered projects reflects the state's economic and social development. The regulator’s primary aim is to minimise homebuyer grievances by ensuring transparency and accountability in the real estate sector.