The Indian real estate market, despite its inherent strength, is facing significant challenges due to prolonged approval delays. Developers are urging authorities to streamline these processes to prevent further disruptions in the market.
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The main causes include bureaucratic red tape, lack of coordination between different government departments, and a complex regulatory framework.
Approval delays lead to project delays, which in turn affect pre-sales bookings as potential buyers are less likely to commit to a project that has uncertain timelines.
Developers can engage in proactive communication with authorities, streamline their internal processes, and explore alternative funding sources to mitigate the impact of approval delays.
Yes, several state governments have introduced online portals and special committees to streamline the approval process and reduce the time required for regulatory clearances.
Consumers may face delays in the delivery of their homes, increased project costs, and reduced transparency in the development process, which can lead to a loss of trust in the real estate sector.
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