MahaRERA website rules for real estate sites
How to show MahaRERA registration numbers and QR codes on a real estate website: project pages, ads and site-visit enquiries.
ToBrand team · 5 min read
If you sell property in Maharashtra, you need to know the MahaRERA website rules that affect how you market a project. In general, MahaRERA expects the project registration number and the QR code to be shown on advertisements and project marketing material. Your website is marketing material. This guide explains, in plain words, how to set up your site so it is clear and easy to check.
We are a web agency, not a legal adviser. Rules can change, so confirm the current requirements on the official site, maharera.maharashtra.gov.in, or with your lawyer or compliance consultant before you publish.
MahaRERA website rules: show the registration number clearly
Every registered project has its own MahaRERA registration number. Put it where a visitor can see it without hunting for it.
- On the project page, near the top, next to the project name.
- In the footer of the page, or in a short "RERA details" block.
- In any brochure or landing page you link to from ads.
Write the number as text, not only inside an image. Text can be read, copied and checked on the official portal.
Add the QR code
MahaRERA provides a QR code for registered projects. Place it on the project page in a size that a phone camera can scan from a screen. Do not shrink it, crop it or place text over it. Download the code from the official source instead of making your own.
One page for each project
If you have more than one project, give each its own page. This matters for two reasons. First, each project has its own registration number, so details should not be mixed. Second, buyers search by project name and area, so separate pages are easier to find on Google.
On each project page, include:
- Project name, location and developer name.
- MahaRERA registration number and QR code.
- Unit types and sizes as stated in your registered documents.
- Possession date as registered, if you show one.
- Real photos and plans. Mark any artist impression clearly as an impression.
Keep ads and website in agreement
Your Google ads, Instagram posts and landing pages should carry the same registration details as the website. If a project's details change, update the website and the ads together. Old pages that still show outdated information can cause trouble.
Site-visit enquiries
Most buyers start with a phone call or WhatsApp message. Make a simple enquiry form: name, phone number, project of interest and preferred visit day. Add a WhatsApp button as well. Tell people how their number will be used, and link to your privacy policy. Reply the same day if you can, because buyers contact several developers at once.
What not to do
- Do not market a project before you have its registration details to show.
- Do not use another project's number on a new page.
- Do not copy claims you cannot back up, such as "best investment" or fixed returns.
Check the current rules
Rules and notices are updated from time to time. Before launch, open maharera.maharashtra.gov.in, check the current requirements for advertisements and project marketing, and have your compliance person approve the final pages.
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