MahaRERA Projects Scraper: Maharashtra RERA Register

Extract registered real estate projects from the public MahaRERA register (Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority). There are about 50,000 projects. You get one clean row per project: registration number, project name, promoter, district, locality, pincode, map coordinates, last update, and whether the registration certificate and an extension certificate exist.

Filter by district (all 37 in Maharashtra) or project name, or switch to revoked projects.

Who it's for

• Banks, NBFCs and home-loan teams checking that a project is RERA-registered before lending
• Real-estate portals and brokers building or refreshing project listings
• Property lawyers and due-diligence firms looking up projects in bulk
• Analysts studying supply by district, or delays (an extension certificate means the completion deadline was extended)

Input examples

Registered projects in Pune (first 500; the default is 20)

{ "districts": ["Pune"], "maxRecords": 500 }

Find a project by name across Maharashtra

{ "projectName": "Green City", "maxRecords": 0 }

Revoked registrations

{ "projectType": "revoked", "maxRecords": 0 }

Output

field	example
registrationNo	P52100012200
projectName	NANDHA RESIDENCY
promoter	promoter name as on the register
district	Pune
locality	Haveli
pincode	412202
latitude / longitude	18.4883779 / 74.1021282
lastModified	2017-09-01
certificateAvailable	true
extensionCertificateAvailable	false (true = completion deadline extended)
detailUrl	link to the project's page on MahaRERA
projectStatus	registered / revoked

Speed and pricing

MahaRERA only accepts connections from India, so the Actor uses Apify's residential proxy in India by default. You don't need to set anything.

The register is a government website, so the Actor reads it politely: one page (10 projects) per second. 1,000 projects take about 2 minutes; all of Maharashtra takes about 1.5 hours.

The MahaRERA site is sometimes slow and answers "No Records Found" to valid searches. The Actor retries such pages several times and skips a page only if it never answers, so busy days take longer. Each run saves a RUN_REPORT (in the Output tab) with, per district, how many projects the site reports, how many were collected, and any pages that could not be loaded.

Pay per event: you are charged per project-record row. maxRecords and your run's max charge are both respected; the run stops as soon as either is reached.

Notes

• Data comes from the public listing pages of maharera.maharashtra.gov.in. MahaRERA's project detail pages require a captcha, so detail fields (approvals, construction progress, bank details) are not included. Use detailUrl to open them yourself.
• Promoter names are published by MahaRERA as part of the statutory register; some promoters are individuals. Use the data for lawful purposes such as due diligence. Complaint data is not collected.
• Results are as listed on the register at the time of the run. Check the MahaRERA site before relying on a record.