Real estate leaders anticipate tax reliefs, GST reductions, and policy reforms in Union Budget 2025 to boost housing demand and investment.
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The key expectations include tax reliefs for homebuyers and developers, reduction in GST, policy reforms, increased infrastructure development, and subsidies for affordable housing.
Tax reliefs can make homeownership more affordable for the middle class and reduce costs for developers, which can be passed on to buyers, boosting demand and investment.
A reduction in GST could make properties more affordable for buyers, leading to increased demand and potentially higher sales volumes for developers.
Policy reforms can streamline the regulatory framework, reduce bureaucratic hurdles, and make the approval process for new projects more efficient and transparent, leading to faster project completions and lower costs.
Increased infrastructure development can improve the quality of life in urban areas, making them more attractive for both living and investment, which can drive demand for real estate.
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