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Manda, Thane

Deedo IDDL-THN-MANDA

9 in 10 MahaRERA registrations here run late: their completion date was extended or has passed.

RERA projects52
Registrations56some projects hold several
Completion still due1739 past their date
Median extension4 months48% of registrations extended
Regulatory cases1on 1 project

9 in 10 registrations run late here

56 MahaRERA registrations in Manda

1 completed4 not yet due13 extended, not yet due38 past even the latest date

Extended registrations moved their completion date by a median of 4 months.

Projects in Manda

52 projects registered with MahaRERA.

ProjectDeliveryMedian ₹/sq ftBooked
Charms Heights Phase-III B2-B3Charms Developers4 yrs 5 mo late—70%
Amrut SiddhiJayshree BuildersCompleted—94%
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Most active promoters

  1. Charms Developers5 projects
  2. Abhilasha Venture2 projects
  3. Jayshree Builders2 projects
  4. Om Sai Residency2 projects
  5. Shree Jai Malhar Enterprises2 projects
  6. Adeshwar Associates1 project
  7. Akshar Enterprises1 project
  8. Arfa Construction1 project
  9. Avadhut Enterprise1 project
  10. Gurukripa Landholding LLP1 project

Manda, in questions

How many projects in Manda run late?

9 in 10 MahaRERA registrations (51 of 56): their completion date was extended or has passed, data through 21 Oct 2026.

Where does this data come from?

From registered documents (Index II) at the Maharashtra sub-registrar offices and MahaRERA's project records, matched to Manda by Deedo. Medians on fewer than 3 deeds are not shown.

Data through21 Oct 2026SourcesMahaRERA project search, registration and extension certificates, regulatory lists and orders; IGR Maharashtra Index IIExtensions count where MahaRERA's extension certificate could be read; MahaRERA cannot serve some certificates, so the share extended may be understated. Medians on fewer than 3 deeds are not shown.Report a problemMethodology