A MahaRERA registration number gives buyers a clear starting point for checking a project's official record before signing an agreement.
The Westpark Phase-1 is registered with MahaRERA under registration number PR1181012500079. The official project information identifies Pegeen Builders & Developers Private Limited as the promoter.
Registration gives buyers access to information that can be checked against the project's sales material, cost sheet and agreement. It does not replace independent legal or financial advice, but it provides an official record from which proper due diligence can begin.
MahaRERA registration gives buyers an official project record to check.
The Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority requires promoters to keep registered project information updated. Its guidance covers areas such as project costs, documents, encumbrance details, construction progress, common areas and completion dates.
The registration number is only the starting point. The disclosures behind it are what buyers need to examine.
A useful review focuses on a few key areas.
1. Project Identity and Promoter
Start by confirming the registered project name, registration number, promoter and phase.
This matters where different phases or buildings have separate regulatory records. For The Westpark, the relevant project is The Westpark Phase-1, registered under PR1181012500079, with Pegeen Builders & Developers Private Limited listed as the promoter.
These details should match the documents connected with the residence being purchased.
2. Approvals and Project Updates
Review the approvals, construction information and project updates available in the official record.
MahaRERA's project-update guidance requires registered projects to provide regular information on areas such as construction progress, common areas, project documents and completion dates.
Where expected information appears incomplete or differs from the documents provided to the buyer, the difference should be clarified before signing.
3. Title and Encumbrance Disclosures
Title and encumbrance information deserves independent legal review.
The disclosures available through MahaRERA can support this process, but they should not replace a lawyer's examination of the relevant title documents, encumbrances and contractual rights.
A lawyer should check that the title and other legal documents match the home being purchased and raise any issues before signing.
4. Carpet Area and Timelines
Buyers should also check the declared carpet area and applicable project timelines.
Compare the information available in the regulatory record with the floor plan, cost sheet and draft agreement. Any difference in the stated area, configuration or timeline should be explained before signing.
A revised timeline or approved extension does not automatically indicate a problem, but it deserves to be understood.
5. Agreement and Payment Terms
The draft agreement and cost sheet require the same care as the regulatory record.
Review possession clauses, payment milestones, cancellation terms and any applicable maintenance or other charges stated in the official documents.
The agreement, cost sheet and regulatory disclosures should be consistent on what is being purchased, when payments are due and what each party must do.
A careful review can help identify points that need explanation before the purchase moves ahead.
Some differences may have a simple explanation. Important ones should still be clarified before signing.
At The Westpark, the MahaRERA registration gives buyers an official reference for checking the registered project name, promoter details, timelines and available disclosures.
The Andheri West location and the project's 3 and 4-bedroom residences may shape initial interest. The MahaRERA record lets buyers check key project details against the documents they receive.
Buyers should therefore look at the home, masterplan and location alongside the official disclosures and transaction documents.
The registration number is the starting point. The real work lies in checking the disclosures and documents behind it.
Before signing an agreement at The Westpark:
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What should I check on MahaRERA before buying at The Westpark?
Ans: Check the registered project name, promoter, timelines and available disclosures. Compare these with the agreement, cost sheet and other project documents.
2. Does MahaRERA registration make a project risk-free?
Ans: MahaRERA registration creates a regulated public record. Buyers should still complete independent legal and financial due diligence before purchasing.
3. What differences should buyers look for?
Ans: Check for differences in the project identity, timelines, carpet area, payment terms and other important information appearing across the regulatory record and transaction documents.
4. Why is MahaRERA registration useful when buying a home?
Ans: Registration gives buyers an official source for checking key project information rather than relying only on sales material.
5. What is the difference between MahaRERA and MahaCRITI?
Ans: MahaRERA is Maharashtra's real estate regulator. MahaCRITI, short for MahaRERA Complaint and Regulatory Integrated Technology Implementation, is its technology system for regulatory and complaint-management functions. MahaRERA's Project Lifecycle Management module, covering functions such as project registration, correction, extension and quarterly updates, went live on MahaCRITI in May 2025.
Note: Project specifications, regulatory disclosures, approvals, timelines and phase-wise information can change. Buyers should verify current information through the official MahaRERA portal, The Westpark's official project information and qualified legal, tax and financial advisers before making a purchase decision.
