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Monthly City Report

Nagpur

April 2026

14 new registrations, below the twelve-month median of 22.

New registrations in Nagpur by month, last 24 months, from the filings. The full exhibit, with its axis and median, is inside.
Captured 2026-09-02 Reporting month: April 2026 Archival edition, prepared after the month it covers reports@reragenie.com
Inside
01The month on one pageRegistrations, units, land and the 24-month run
02Against the other sixAll seven cities, each against its own median
03What registeredType mix and declared cost
04Where it registeredTalukas and the pincode micro-markets
05Complaints on recordTwelve months, per 100 registrations
06What is not hereStated positively, with reasons
07Method and disclaimerSource, definitions, rules, independence

Every figure is derived from promoters' filings published by MahaRERA. This report counts and compares them; it does not rank projects, recommend anything, or estimate a price. Method, definitions and the full disclaimer are in section 07.

ReraGenie Monthly City Report
Report date: 2026-09-02
Nagpur · April 2026

Every figure below comes from promoters' own filings on the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority portal, captured on 2026-09-02. This report counts and compares them. It does not rank projects, recommend anything, or estimate a price, because RERA files no prices.

What "Nagpur" means here: the Nagpur district as filed on MahaRERA. There is no city field in the filings, so a district is the smallest unit the source itself defines. The taluka table below shows how this month's registrations sit inside it.

Archival edition, prepared 2026-09-02. This edition was generated after the month it covers and reads April 2026 from the filings as they stood at capture, which is why its figures are more complete than a same-month publication could have been. ReraGenie's live monthly observation of the seven cities began in September 2026; editions from then on are published in the month after the one they cover and restate their predecessors.

The month

0114 new registrations, below the twelve-month median of 22

In brief
  • The least busy of the seven cities this report covers, with 14 of their 284 new registrations.
  • 14 new registrations against a median month of 22 over the last twelve.
  • 91 complaints in the last twelve full months, 3.2 per 100 registrations on the books.
14new registrations
-15 (-52%) vs March 2026
-2 (-12%) vs April 2025
22median month, last 12
this month is below it
1,511homes and units registered
every project filed a count
22.1hectares brought under registration
4.4%of all Maharashtra registrations this month
14 of 321

Exhibit 1. New registrations by month, last 24 months

The dashed line is this city's median month over the last twelve, so a single month reads against its own run rather than against whichever month sits beside it. Hatched bars are still filling in and are not a fall: the nightly refresh re-downloads a project only when its filing changes, so the newest months undercount until later runs catch them.
0122538502024-05: 422024M2024-06: 26J2024-07: 36J2024-08: 16A2024-09: 1 (record incomplete for this month)gapS2024-10: 19O2024-11: 26N2024-12: 31D2025-01: 282025J2025-02: 15F2025-03: 17M2025-04: 16A2025-05: 15M2025-06: 31J2025-07: 33J2025-08: 19A2025-09: 20S2025-10: 28O2025-11: 22N2025-12: 37D2026-01: 162026J2026-02: 22F2026-03: 29M2026-04: 1414Amedian month 22
Source: promoters' filings on MahaRERA, captured 2026-09-02. ReraGenie.
The public record is thin for September 2024, so it is marked rather than plotted as a fall. Nagpur holds 1 registration dated that month, against a median of 27 for the months around it. The shortfall is not local: Maharashtra as a whole records 20 that month against 396 for the surrounding months. Applications dated that month are also unusually few, 97 against 374, so the month is thin on the way in as well as on the way out. Taken together that is more consistent with a pause in processing or publication than with a market that stopped and restarted, but the filings state no cause and neither do we. The dashed outline on the chart marks where the surrounding run sat, so what is missing is visible rather than being read as a real month.
The seven cities

02The least busy of the seven cities, with 14 of their 284 registrations

Exhibit 2. The seven cities in April 2026, each against its own median month

Two different questions, kept apart on purpose: new registrations says which city is large and barely changes month to month; the gap to its own median says which is busier than it usually is, and that does change.
CityNew registrationsIts own median monthAgainst that median
Pune8684+2
Mumbai6458+6
Thane5551+4
Navi Mumbai and Raigad29290
Nashik2019+1
Vasai-Virar and Palghar1621-5
Nagpur1422-8
These seven together28488% of the state
Everywhere else in Maharashtra37
Source: promoters' filings on MahaRERA, captured 2026-09-02. ReraGenie.

4 of the 7 cities with a twelve-month record of their own registered above it this month. Maharashtra as a whole recorded 321 registrations against a median month of 331.

  • Ranked by volume only. Three of the seven register about twenty projects in a normal month, so ranking them by growth would put whichever small city caught a handful of extra filings at the top and read as a market signal when it is arithmetic.
  • Each city is compared only with its own twelve-month record, never against another city's. A small city against a big city's median would look dead in every report, forever.
What registered

03Plotted leads the cohort: 10 of 14 registrations

Type mix
Plotted10 (71%)
Residential / Group Housing3 (21%)
Mixed1 (7%)
Declared project cost7.9 crore median, across 5
Where

04Hingna took 36% of the month; pincode 441108 leads the twelve-month run

441108busiest pincode of the last twelve months: 57 registrations, 4,348 units
By taluka, this month
Hingna5 (36%)
Nagpur (Rural)4 (29%)
Nagpur (Urban)3 (21%)
Savner1 (7%)
Kamptee1 (7%)

8 distinct pincodes recorded a registration in April 2026, out of 51 that recorded one somewhere in the last twelve months.

Exhibit 3. The busiest pincodes, and what they already hold

Ranked over twelve months, not this month: a monthly top ten drawn from one month's registrations would reshuffle every month and describe nothing.
PincodeTalukaRegistrations, 12mThis monthUnits, 12mOn the booksActive
441108Nagpur (Rural), Hingna5754,348485178
441110Hingna, Nagpur (Rural)4333,358256116
441501Nagpur (Rural), Kalameshwar1901,3787142
440023Nagpur (Urban), Nagpur (Rural)1211,46313560
440034Nagpur (Rural), Nagpur (Urban)11080422691
441204Nagpur (Rural), Umred1001,5747745
441122Nagpur (Rural), Hingna10036711444
440022Nagpur (Urban), Nagpur (Rural)1002489936
440025Nagpur (Urban)901856431
440010Nagpur (Urban), Nagpur (Rural)9021712744
These 10 pincodes66% of the city's 12 months190
Source: promoters' filings on MahaRERA, captured 2026-09-02. ReraGenie.
  • The last two columns turn a tally into a picture of a place. On the books is every registration the pincode has ever carried; active is how many are live today. A long book with few active registrations is a built-out area; two close numbers is one still being built.
  • 100.0% of this month's registrations filed a usable map coordinate. Across the corpus about a third do not, so anything geographic is stated as coverage rather than assumed.
Complaints

0591 complaints in twelve full months, 3.2 per 100 registrations on the books

Exhibit 4. Complaints filed by month, last 12 full months

Counts only: the filings name the complainant and the respondent, and this report names nobody. Complaint counts carry the same reporting lag as everything else, so the months still filling in are left out of this window rather than drawn short.
051015202025-05: 162025M2025-06: 9J2025-07: 3J2025-08: 8A2025-09: 13S2025-10: 7O2025-11: 7N2025-12: 4D2026-01: 32026J2026-02: 4F2026-03: 7M2026-04: 10A
Source: promoters' filings on MahaRERA, captured 2026-09-02. ReraGenie.
Complaints filed, last 12 full months91
Per 100 registrations on the books3.2

Normalised per 100 registrations so the largest city does not automatically top the table, and against every registration rather than only the active ones, because a complaint can be filed against a completed or lapsed project too.

Coverage

06What this report does not contain

Stated positively, so an absence is never read as an oversight

RERA files no prices
There is no rate per square foot, no flat price and no carpet area anywhere in the source, so none appears here. The one exception is plotted developments, where about a fifth of projects file an agreement value per plot, and those are used in aggregate only.
No BHK or configuration
The filings record residential against non-residential unit counts and nothing finer.
No lender table
Project bank accounts are filed, but the bank name arrives as a code that is null on most rows, so a lender league table would be invention.
Litigation cannot be shown by month
Cases carry a year, never a filing date, so they are stock and not flow.
The fine print

07Method, definitions and disclaimer

Source and scope

Every figure in this report is derived from project registration filings published by the Maharashtra Real Estate Regulatory Authority on maharera.maharashtra.gov.in, retrieved and structured by ReraGenie and captured on 2026-09-02. Nothing here is surveyed, modelled, estimated or sourced from listings, brokers or developers. Where the filings do not answer a question, this report says so rather than substituting an estimate.

Coverage is the Nagpur district, which is what this report calls Nagpur. The reporting month is April 2026, assigned by each project's filed registration date.

Definitions

City
A named set of filed districts. MahaRERA records a district and has no city field, so a district is the smallest geography the source itself defines. A city here is therefore wider than the municipal boundary of the same name.
New registration
A project whose filed registration date falls in the reporting month. Not a launch, a sale, or the start of construction, none of which RERA records.
Delivered
A registration whose current status is Completed. It is the only completion signal RERA publishes and is a status as at the capture date, not a dated handover event.
On the register
Current status Active. The registration is live, whatever stage the building has reached.
Registration lapsed or cancelled
Current status Lapsed, De-registered, Revoked or Under abeyance as per order. Never merged into a softer word: it means the RERA registration a buyer relies on is no longer in force.
Promised possession
The completion date currently filed by the promoter. An extension moves it, so it is the promise standing today, not the original one.
Units
Apartments, plots or other saleable units as filed. RERA records no configuration, carpet area or price, so a unit is a count and nothing more.

How the figures are made

Provisional months
Any month within two months of the capture date is still filling in and is drawn hatched. The nightly refresh re-downloads a project only when its filing has changed, so recent months undercount until later runs reach them. A hatched bar is never a fall.
Declared cost
Withheld entirely until a month is 5 months old. Cost is filed on about 84% of registrations six months old and under 2% of last month's, so a rupee total for a young month would show a collapse that is filing behaviour rather than the market.
Medians
Printed only where at least 12 projects filed the field; otherwise the count is shown and the median withheld. Figures in brackets are the 25th and 75th percentiles.
Comparisons between cities
Counts within the seven named cities, which hold about 88% of the last twelve months of registrations statewide. Each city is measured against its own twelve-month record, never against another city's, and the seven are ranked by volume only.
Unrecognised statuses
A registration whose status does not map to one of the three states above is excluded from the possession chart and from its totals rather than assigned a state.
Guarded ratios
Built intensity is kept only between 0.05x and 15x of plot area. Promoters mis-file magnitudes, and an unguarded ratio produces figures no parcel could have.

Revisions

These figures change after publication, and that is expected: promoters file late and the register catches up. ReraGenie records what each month's figures were on the day it reported them, so a restatement can be shown rather than made silently. A revision reflects paperwork arriving, not activity occurring. Our record of Nagpur begins 2026-09-02. The charts reach back further and are not drawn from that record: they are derived from the registration dates in the filings as MahaRERA publishes them today.

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