Real estate stakeholders demand government's focus on affordable housing in the upcoming budget
Affordable HousingBudget 2024Real EstateGstIndiaReal EstateJun 28, 2024
The affordable housing market in India has performed poorly over the last five years, with its share in the overall housing market falling from 45% in 2017 to 15% in early-2024.
Factors such as steep rises in raw materials and land prices have made it unviable for developers to build affordable homes.
The sector is demanding aid for the faltering affordable housing sector, including introducing interest subsidy programs, offering land and capital at concessional rates, and implementing tax incentives for developers.
The government can stimulate growth in the sector by introducing policies that support affordable housing, such as interest subsidy programs and tax incentives for developers.
Prioritizing affordable housing in the budget could catalyze growth in the sector, stimulate job creation in over 200 ancillary industries, and help bridge the housing gap in India.
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