MahaRERA quarterly progress report due dates Every QPR deadline, two years ahead.
MahaRERA wants each registered project’s quarterly progress report within 20 days of the quarter’s end. Here is every date for FY 2026–27 and 2027–28, the next one counted down, and the orders behind them.
01/04Due dates
20 July, 20 October, 20 January, 20 April.
Each report covers the quarter just ended and is due within 20 days of it. The dates below run to the end of FY 2027–28.
Next quarterly progress report
Each quarter's report is due 20 days after the quarter ends: 20 July, 20 October, 20 January and 20 April.
File on MahaCRITI (maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in), MahaRERA's only portal since May 2026.
April – June
QPR due by 20 July 2026
FY 2026–27 · quarter ends 30 June 2026
July – September
QPR due by 20 October 2026
FY 2026–27 · quarter ends 30 September 2026
October – December
QPR due by 20 January 2027
FY 2026–27 · quarter ends 31 December 2026
January – March
QPR due by 20 April 2027
FY 2026–27 · quarter ends 31 March 2027
April – June
QPR due by 20 July 2027
FY 2027–28 · quarter ends 30 June 2027
July – September
QPR due by 20 October 2027
FY 2027–28 · quarter ends 30 September 2027
October – December
QPR due by 20 January 2028
FY 2027–28 · quarter ends 31 December 2027
January – March
QPR due by 20 April 2028
FY 2027–28 · quarter ends 31 March 2028
02/04The orders
What MahaRERA has ordered, and enforced.
The rules a registered project works to today, oldest first, each with its source.
5 July 2022
QPRs within 20 days of the quarter’s end
MahaRERA Order No. 33/2022 set the quarterly progress report timeline that this calendar follows.[1]
April 2025
Registration number and QR code, printed large
MahaRERA required the registration number, QR code and its website to appear at least as large as the contact details in project ads.[5]
4 May 2025
Project filings move to MahaCRITI
The project lifecycle module of MahaCRITI (maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in) went live.[6]
11 May 2026
The old portal closes
Order 65A/2026 shut MahaRERA 1.0, leaving MahaCRITI as the only portal for filings.[7]
May 2026
Notices to 8,212 projects
MahaRERA issued notices to 8,212 projects that had not updated their quarterly progress reports.[2]
August 2026
Four more months to finish
Projects due for completion on or after 28 February 2026 got a four-month extension, citing force majeure; projects registered on or after 1 August 2026 were left out.[8]
Sources
- [1]MahaRERA sees compliance surge: project updates jump (Order 33/2022, quarterly progress reports within 20 days of quarter end) — The Economic Times
- [2]MahaRERA cracks down on 8,212 projects for failing to update quarterly progress reports — The Times of India, May 2026
- [3]QR code display for projects must from August 1: MahaRERA (Order No. 46/2023) — The Times of India, May 2023
- [4]MahaRERA to fine builders for ads without QR codes from August 1 — The Indian Express, August 2023
- [5]Prominent display of QR code and registration number must in project ads: MahaRERA — The Times of India, April 2025
- [6]MahaRERA launches MahaCRITI (project lifecycle module live from 4 May 2025) — IndiaLaw
- [7]MahaRERA Order 65A/2026: MahaRERA 1.0 portal closed from 11 May 2026 — IndiaLaw, May 2026
- [8]MahaRERA extends project completion deadlines by 4 months, citing force majeure — The Economic Times, August 2026
Checked on 14 October 2026. This is a working calendar, not legal advice; MahaRERA’s own orders on maharera.maharashtra.gov.in are the authority.
03/04The record
A filing is only as good as the record behind it.
Bookings, payments and every change to them, in one place: when the quarter closes, the numbers are already where you need them.
AuraStack logs every booking, payment and change with the old value, the new value, the user, the role and the IP address. So “who changed this unit’s price, and when” is one query, not an afternoon with Excel — and the booking and collection figures sit in the same system as the leads that produced them.
04/04Straight answers
MahaRERA questions builders ask every quarter.
When is the MahaRERA quarterly progress report due?
Within 20 days of each quarter’s end.
Within 20 days of the end of each quarter: by 20 July, 20 October, 20 January and 20 April. MahaRERA set this timeline in Order No. 33/2022 of 5 July 2022.
What happens if a builder does not file the QPR on time?
MahaRERA issues notices — 8,212 in May 2026.
MahaRERA follows up with notices: in May 2026 it issued them to 8,212 projects that had not updated their quarterly progress reports. File by the due date, and keep the booking and payment records your reports draw on in one place.
Where are MahaRERA QPRs filed now?
On MahaCRITI, MahaRERA’s only portal.
On MahaCRITI, at maharerait.maharashtra.gov.in. Its project lifecycle module went live on 4 May 2025, and MahaRERA Order 65A/2026 closed the older MahaRERA 1.0 portal from 11 May 2026.
Do project advertisements need a MahaRERA QR code?
Yes, since 1 August 2023.
Yes. MahaRERA Order No. 46/2023 made the project’s QR code mandatory in every advertisement from 1 August 2023, with penalties of ₹10,000 to ₹50,000 per case. In April 2025 MahaRERA also required the registration number, QR code and its website to be printed at least as large as the contact details.
Did MahaRERA extend project completion dates in 2026?
Yes — four months, for many projects.
Yes. In August 2026 MahaRERA extended by four months the completion date of projects due on or after 28 February 2026, citing force majeure. Projects registered on or after 1 August 2026 were not included.
Not on the list? Ask us the awkward version — we would rather lose a deal on the call than on the third invoice.