MahaCRITI Is Now MahaRERA's Only Portal: What Buyers, Owners and Agents Should Do

If you've tried to look up a Mumbai project on MahaRERA recently and found the old pages behaving differently, there's a reason. MahaRERA has moved everything to its newer system, MahaCRITI, and the old portal no longer accepts filings.

This matters to anyone buying an under-construction flat, checking a developer's track record, or confirming that the agent showing them a property is registered.

What changed, in short

• Order No. 65A/2026, issued on 8 May 2026, decommissioned the legacy MahaRERA 1.0 portal.
• The old system stopped accepting submissions at 11:59 PM on 10 May 2026.
• From 11 May 2026, all filings go only through MahaCRITI (MahaRERA Web Portal 2.0).
• Applications left pending on the old portal were administratively closed. That is not a rejection, and promoters can refile on MahaCRITI.

What is MahaCRITI?

MahaCRITI is MahaRERA's integrated platform. It went live in stages:

What this means if you're buying

The checks you should do before booking haven't changed. Where you do them has.

1. Look up the project on MahaCRITI using its registration number. Confirm the promoter name, the proposed completion date and any extensions.
2. Read the latest quarterly progress filings. They show construction status and how much has been sold.
3. Check the completion date on the portal, not the brochure. Completion dates can move. A recent MahaRERA order gave many projects a four-month extension (see our post on that below).
4. Check for complaints against the project or promoter.

Our step-by-step guide on checking a MahaRERA project before booking still applies. Just run those checks on MahaCRITI.