Power comes from your discom (MSEDCL in most of Maharashtra) within a month of a complete application; water comes from the Gram Panchayat, Municipal Council or MJP.
The cost of buying a plot in Maharashtra in 2026 is the price plus 3-6% stamp duty, 1% registration (capped at Rs 30,000), a 0.1-0.5% NA premium and legal fees.
RERA-approved plots near Mumbai: registration covers the project, not the title — resolve the number on the portal and match the survey numbers to your plot.
Does Samruddhi Mahamarg reach Karjat or Khopoli? No — its Mumbai end is an interchange at Bhiwandi, so the belt reaches it via Kalyan, not a direct expressway ramp.
Pull the plot's 7/12 on Mahabhulekh and read the land-use column for NA status; for post-2025 plots, check the planning permission, not a Sanad.
The 7/12 'other rights' (itar hakk) column records mortgages, tenancies, easements and government dues — the entries that quietly break deals. How to verify each.
Maharashtra's NA premium is a one-time 0.10% to 0.50% of ready reckoner value by plot size, due before development permission; who pays it is set by your agreement.
Land or a flat in MMR? Compare official indices for Mumbai housing and Maharashtra land values, plus liquidity and holding costs, to see which suits your money now.
Yes. Maharashtra's 2025 amendment abolished separate NA permission; conversion now runs through building plan approval, replacing the annual NA tax.
NMIA is live in 2026 — Phase 1 domestic flights, one international route and cargo — but the land-value ripple across Raigad is uneven, strongest in the NAINA belt.
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