The upcoming budget 2024 will shape the future of real estate investments in India. Here's how budget allocations could influence the housing market.
Real EstateBudget 2024HousingInfrastructure DevelopmentInvestmentsReal Estate NewsJul 14, 2024
The budget 2024 is expected to introduce policies and allocations that could shape the future of real estate investments, such as affordable housing, infrastructure development, and homebuyer protection.
Budget allocations could influence the housing market by increasing demand for housing units, attracting more investments, and boosting prices.
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