New Delhi, January 17: In a bid to further boost the Indian real estate sector, the Union budget can offer directional guidance for accelerated urbanisation and industrialisation, along with better infrastructure development.
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The main factors driving urbanisation in India include economic growth, migration from rural areas, and the rise of secondary and tertiary sectors. These factors have led to increased demand for residential and commercial properties in urban areas.
The Smart Cities Mission has had a significant impact on the real estate sector by modernising urban infrastructure. It has attracted both domestic and international investment, making cities more sustainable, efficient, and livable.
Industrialisation has played a crucial role in the real estate market by creating industrial parks and special economic zones (SEZs). These areas have become hotspots for industrial and commercial real estate, attracting a growing number of companies to set up their operations.
Infrastructure development, such as improved road networks, public transport systems, and ports, has made it easier for businesses to operate and for people to commute. This has led to increased property values and higher demand in the real estate market.
Challenges that need to be addressed include issues related to affordable housing, environmental sustainability, and urban planning. The government needs to ensure that growth is inclusive and sustainable, creating vibrant, livable cities that cater to the needs of all segments of the population.
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