The Promise Ledger — Mumbai
Every brochure quotes one possession date. MahaRERA is the only place that also keeps the date the builder originally filed. This page is the gap between the two — recomputed live from official disclosures for every project we track, so each number is checkable against the registration it came from.
- 296 projects have pushed their possession date by 3 months or more. The typical slip is 1.5 years; the average is 2.1.
- Those slips add up to 20,238 buyer-years of extra waiting across 9,307 homes that were already sold.
Where each year's promises actually went
Projects grouped by the possession year their builder first filed — only years that have already arrived — and how much of each cohort has since moved the date.
- 201724% moved · avg +1.4 yrs
- 201838% moved · avg +2.2 yrs
- 201947% moved · avg +2.8 yrs
- 202057% moved · avg +3.2 yrs
- 202129% moved · avg +3.1 yrs
- 202233% moved · avg +2.7 yrs
- 202317% moved · avg +1.4 yrs
- 202440% moved · avg +1.6 yrs
- 202531% moved · avg +1.2 yrs
- 202643% moved · avg +0.6 yrs
When a date moves, how far does it move?
Distribution of the 296 slips on record. The longest single slip here is 9.9 years.
- 3–12 months74
- 1–2 years122
- 2–3 years32
- 3–5 years35
- 5+ years33
Which builders keep the date they filed
Share of each developer's dated projects that never pushed possession, over developers with 5 or more such projects here — a perfect record on two projects isn't a record. A kept date and a low PropPin Score can sit together: the score also carries complaints, warrants, litigation and mortgages, so a builder who hits every deadline can still be answering for everything else.
Best kept-date record
| Developer | Proj. | Kept | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| ROMA BUILDERS PRIVATE LIMITED | 7 | 100% | 99 · A+ |
| SKYLINE VENTURES | 5 | 100% | 100 · A+ |
| Shreeji Construction | 5 | 40% | 77 · B |
| Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (Realty Division) | 5 | 20% | 63 · C |
| Rare Townships Private Limited | 14 | 0% | 56 · C |
The longest single slips on record
Originally filed date → the date the same registration quotes today.
- SONTERRA STUDIOS2019 → 2029 +9.9 yrs
- OM SAKTHI CO.OP.HSG.SOC.LTD2018 → 2027 +8.7 yrs
- Bhagat Grandeur2018 → 2027 +8.3 yrs
- Simna Heights / Shantichndra Heights2019 → 2028 +8.3 yrs
- Satyam CHS Ltd2018 → 2026 +8 yrs
- WESTERN PARK2020 → 2028 +7.8 yrs
- VIKAS PALAZZO2020 → 2028 +7.8 yrs
- SANGHVI SOLITAIRE2018 → 2026 +7.5 yrs
- CASUARINA - CLUSTER C AND D2021 → 2028 +7.1 yrs
- New Jagdamba2019 → 2026 +6.9 yrs
What buyers did about it
Complaints, misc. applications and recovery warrants disclosed per project. 603 projects here have a clean record; 193 disclose pending litigation and 32 are mortgaged to a lender.
- Wintergreen445 records
- Hubtown Solaris187 records
- ICC78 records
- AVANTE74 records
- RUNWAL RESERVE61 records
- Atlanta Heights (A3) - upto 14th Floor53 records
- North Sea Heights (A1) - upto 14th floor51 records
- RAUNAK BLISS PHASE A33 records
- OROVIA PHASE 130 records
- AURALIS THE TWINS30 records
How these numbers are made
Source. Official MahaRERA portal disclosures for every project we track, recomputed 31 Oct 2026. Nothing here is our estimate of a project — it is the promoter's own filing, re-read.
"Moved the date". The currently proposed completion date is 3 calendar months or more after the original completion date in the same registration. A shorter gap is filing noise, not a broken promise. Slips are measured in calendar months, so a date pushed by exactly two years reads as exactly two years.
The pace line. The feasibility frontier assumes a site can sustain 2.5% of its total build per month — roughly foundation to finish in 40 months. A project below the line isn't doomed; it is claiming a pace faster than a tower typically holds, and that is worth asking about.
Buyer-years. Each delayed project's slip in years multiplied by the homes it had already sold, summed. It measures waiting created, not compensation owed.
Complaints. Disclosed records, not adjudicated outcomes. A complaint is a buyer filing, not a finding of fault. Recovery warrants are MahaRERA's strongest enforcement action and are counted separately.
Developers. Promoter names are grouped by a fuzzy canonical key (stripping "Pvt Ltd", "Developers", "Realty" and the like), so the same builder filing under slightly different names lands in one row.