Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], February 7: Real estate business leader Niranjan Hiranandani has stated that the affordable housing segment will receive a significant boost from the recent repo rate cut and tax exemption relief.
Affordable HousingRepo Rate CutTax ExemptionReal EstateNiranjan HiranandaniReal Estate MumbaiFeb 07, 2025
The repo rate cut is a reduction in the rate at which the Reserve Bank of India lends to commercial banks. This lowers the cost of borrowing for both developers and homebuyers, making it more affordable to finance real estate projects and secure home loans.
Buyers of affordable housing, typically homes priced up to a certain limit, are eligible for significant tax benefits. These benefits reduce the financial burden on homebuyers and encourage more people to invest in affordable housing.
The repo rate cut and tax exemption relief are expected to stimulate demand in the real estate market, attract more investors and buyers, and lead to increased construction activity and job creation.
Niranjan Hiranandani is a prominent real estate business leader and the founder of the Hiranandani Group, one of India’s leading real estate developers. He is known for his commitment to creating high-quality, sustainable, and affordable housing solutions.
According to Niranjan Hiranandani, additional reforms are needed in areas such as land availability, regulatory frameworks, and financing options to ensure the long-term sustainability of the affordable housing market and benefit millions of Indians in need of quality, affordable homes.
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