Mumbai Developers Face Clearance Backlog As 2-Month NOCAS Glitch Delays High-Rise Projects
Mumbai: A technical glitch in the No Objection Certificate Application System (NOCAS), used to obtain civil aviation clearances for building projects in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, reportedly disrupted the processing of applications for nearly two months, leaving more than 500 proposals pending and affecting project timelines, according to sources. Height clearances and project launches hit The…
Mumbai developers are facing a backlog due to a two-month glitch in the No Objection Certificate Application System (NOCAS). This system is crucial for obtaining civil aviation clearances necessary for building projects in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. The technical issue disrupted the processing of nearly 500 proposals, affecting project timelines.
Delayed height clearances, a key requirement for high-rise projects, also impacted developers' plans to launch projects during the Diwali period, a typically busy time for the real estate sector. The online system was non-functional for around two months, preventing applicants from completing the process and obtaining required clearances.
While the portal was restored on Thursday, with applications beginning to move again, the length of the outage has raised questions about why this delay occurred, especially in one of India's most active real estate markets. Despite the restoration, the extent of the backlog and the time required to process pending proposals remain significant concerns for developers in the region.
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