The upcoming Union Budget is expected to bring in policies that will spur growth in the Indian real estate market, particularly in cities like Thane, by improving infrastructure and making housing more accessible and affordable.
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The real estate sector is expecting policies that will stimulate growth, enhance infrastructure, and support the government's 'Housing for All' initiative.
Currently, the notional value of free flats given in redevelopment projects is subject to taxation, which adds to the financial burden of developers.
Infrastructure development can enhance connectivity, making housing more accessible and affordable, and stimulating demand for housing.
CREDAI MCHI Thane is a leading real estate association that represents the interests of developers and homebuyers in Thane, and has been actively working towards promoting affordable housing and infrastructure development in the region.
The Union Budget 2024 is seen as a pivotal moment for the Indian real estate market, as it is expected to introduce policies that will stimulate growth, enhance infrastructure, and support the 'Housing for All' initiative.
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