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प्रॉपर्टी एक्स्पोचे उदघाटन “महारेरा” मुळे बांधकाम क्षेत्रात शिस्त आणि पारदर्शकता - मुख्यमंत्री फडणवीस मुंबई, दि. 17 : शासनाने लागू केलेल्या महारेरा कायद्यामुळे बांधकाम क्षेत्रात शिस्त आणि पारदर्शकता निर्माण झाल्याचे प्रतिपादन मुख्यमंत्री देवेंद्र फडणवीस यांनी केले. एम.एम.आर.डी.ए.च्या मैदानावर आयोजित क्रेडाई एमसिएचआय प्रॉपर्टी एक्स्पोच्या उदघाटन प्रसंगी ते आज बोलत होते. मुख्यमंत्री म्हणाले, प्रत्येकाचे घराचे स्वप्न असते. घर म्हणजे लाईफ टाईम इन्व्हेस्टमेंट आहे.  येथील प्रदर्शन पाहिल्यावर प्रत्येकाला घर घ्यावेसे वाटेल. या ठिकाणी घराच्या संदर्भातील सर्व माहिती उपलब्ध असून बँकाचे प्रतिनिधी आहेत.  ज्यांनी या प्रदर्शनात सहभाग नोंदवला, अशा सर्व प्रकल्पांची नोंदणी महारेरा अंतर्गत झालेली आहे. जीएसटी आणि महारेरा लागू झाल्यानंतर बांधकाम क्षेत्रात निर्माण झालेले प्रश्न, त्याचबरोबर मजूर आणि कामगारांचे प्रश्न सोडविण्यासाठी शासन सोबत आहे.  शासनाचे धोरण बांधकाम व्यावसायिकांना मदत करण्याचे आहे.  जवळपास 14 हजार विकासकांनी आणि 10 हजार रियल इस्टेट एजंटांनी महारेराची नोंदणी केल्य

*डीएसकेंचा अस्त ही पुणेकरांच्या पायावर कुर्‍हाड ठरेल!* *डीएसके सद्या आर्थिक संकटात आहेत; परंतु त्यांच्यावरील छापे व कारवाईसत्राने आम्हाला वेगळाच वास येऊ लागला आहे. डीएसकेंना उद्योग-व्यवसायातून संपविण्यासाठी पुण्यातील एक चांडाळ चौकडीच सक्रीय झाली असून, त्याला जातीयद्वेषदेखील चिकटलेला आहे.  खरे तर डीएसकेंवरील संकट हे  नोटाबंदीचे  झालेला परिणाम आहे. आज डीएसके जात्यात आहे तर उद्या इतरही सुपातील बिल्डर आणि उद्योजक जात्यात जाणारच आहेेत. डीएसकेंना उद्ध्वस्त करण्यासाठी, पुण्यातून संपविण्यासाठी जे घटक कामाला लागलेत, त्यांचा कावा पुणेकरांनी ओळखायला हवा. पुणेकरांना परवडणारी आणि मनासारखी घरे फक्त डीएसकेंनीच दिली, हेही लक्षात ठेवायला हवे. डीएसकेंचा अस्त हा उद्या पुणेकरांनी स्वतःच्याच पायावर पाडून घेतलेली कुर्‍हाड ठरेल, हा आमचा इशारा वेळीच लक्षात घ्यावा!* -- लक्षात घ्या, दीपक सखाराम कुलकर्णी या मराठी आणि त्यातही जातीने ब्राम्हण असलेल्या एका चांगल्या उद्योजकाला संपविण्यासाठी अनेक घटक एकत्र आलेले आहेत.  दीपक कुलकर्णी म्हणजेच डीएसके यांनी कोणताही घोटाळा, भ्रष्टाचार केलेला नाही. या उ

The development assumes significance as it clarifies that the authority will be protecting homebuyers and not investors in any project The  Maharashtra Real Estate   Regulatory Authority ( MahaRERA ) has dismissed a complaint filed by an investor in  Monarch Solitaire ’s housing project against the realty developer, saying the dispute is of civil nature and does not pertain to any contravention of the Real Estate (Regulation & Development) Act, 2016. The development assumes significance as it clarifies that the authority will be protecting homebuyers and not investors in any project. In 2014, the complainant had invested in the residential project of Monarch Solitaire and reserved four apartments in it. The project is registered under MahaRERA. The complainant stated that the developer has neither returned his money with interest nor given possession of the apartments identified for him. According to MahaRERA, while going through the documents, it was observed that the complaina

The Government can, contrary to the builders’ plea, make a law which has the effect of changing obligations under an existing contract said advocate general Ashutosh Kumbhakoni - Swati Deshpande The Center and State on Friday stressed that a law can be made in public interest to overturn a private contract. Both were defending the new  Real Estate  (regulation and Development) Act ( RERA ) and its provisions against a constitutional challenge from builders who questioned its retroactive application on pending projects under old agreements. The Government can, contrary to the builders’ plea, make a law which has the effect of changing obligations under an existing contract said advocate general Ashutosh Kumbhakoni, citing apex court judgments to emphasize that RERA has a ‘retroactive’’ application on pending unfinished projects. Kumbhakoni said, “there is no constitutional guarantee that the terms of a contract will have to maintained. The legislature is empowered to bring in law i

The state government allotted land to many cooperative housing societies in and around Mumbai between 1950s and 1980s to promote “cooperation movement” in the state. - Makarand Gadgil The residents of 3,000-odd housing societies built on government land across Mumbai are not amused with the advertisement blitzkrieg tomtoming the achievements of the  Devendra Fadnavis administration, which completed three years in office on October 31. While the government, through these advertisements, is trying to project how people are happy with its various initiatives and how it has fulfilled promises like loan waiver for farmers, the residents point out that they are still waiting for the state to frame rules to implement its own decision of making housing societies freehold owners of the land on which the buildings stand. The delay, the residents claim, is hampering redevelopment of the housing complexes. There are over 20,000 such societies spread across the state. The state government allo

Offering options to Silver Riddhi Siddhi Cooperative Housing Society, the state consumer commission asked it to allot Jyoti and Yashodeep Agrawal a parking slot from the common space on the building premises A  Chembur housing society  that had denied a resident parking space claiming that no slots were available has been asked to pay compensation of Rs 1 lakh to the complainant and allot parking space. Offering options to Silver Riddhi Siddhi  Cooperative Housing Society , the state consumer commission asked it to allot Jyoti and Yashodeep Agrawal a parking slot from the common space on the building premises. "If no common space is available, the society should take a decision to allot car parking space to the complainants by (drawing of) lots on a year-to-year basis," it added. The Agrawals' request for a slot was dismissed by the society in 2012.They moved the district consumer forum, which also dismissed their plea in 2013. The Maharashtra State Consumer Disputes R

The order puts at ease over a dozen buyers who had booked flats in RNA Metropolis The  National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission  has directed a builder to complete within three years a 60-storey skyscraper that has been under construction for a decade at Sewri West, and compensate the buyers for the delay. The allotment dates for the flats were between 2010 and 2014. The commission rejected as “very unreasonable’’ the offer of  East and West Builders , a  RNA Corp group  company, to complete the work in the next five years. Significantly, in a strong finding that may shake up other builders, the apex consumer body held that the builder cannot attribute the “abnormal delay’’ to a 2012 amendment to the Development Control Regulations (DCR). The project has to be now completed under the provisions of the new  Real Estate  (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA). The order puts at ease over a dozen buyers who had booked flats in RNA Metropolis. The project, originally designed to

Even though they had paid more than 10 per cent of the flat cost, no agreement for sale was executed by the developer, Ektaworld, they alleged.. - Satish Nandgaonkar Intwo separate rulings, the  Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory  Authority ( MahaRERA ) has directed developers to stick to reasonable possession dates promised to buyers, and made the developers give possession much before the revised completion dates they had listed while registering their projects on the MahaRERA portal. In the first case, home buyers Rupal Thacker and Kiran Doshi had lodged a complaint that they had booked an apartment in Sentosa Park, A wing, in Virar’s Ekta Parksville Phase III. Even though they had paid more than 10 per cent of the flat cost, no agreement for sale was executed by the developer, Ektaworld, they alleged. Their complaint said that while registering the project, the developer listed a revised proposed date of completion, June 30, 2020, and hence they did not wish to continue with t