Despite the real estate sector being largely driven by private investments, from residential developments to industrial and commercial spaces, the upcoming Budget 2025 is anticipated to play a crucial role in shaping the future of this vital industry. Her
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The key expectations include incentives for affordable housing, relief for home buyers, and support for commercial and industrial real estate.
The government can stimulate demand by reducing GST on new homes, rationalizing stamp duties, and offering tax deductions for home loans.
The focus is on significant investments in road networks, public transport systems, and smart cities to improve connectivity and quality of life.
Digital transformation can enhance efficiency through smart buildings, sustainable construction practices, and integrated infrastructure management systems.
Companies like XYZ Real Estate and ABC Infrastructure, with a strong presence in residential, commercial, and industrial segments, are expected to benefit from the budgetary measures.
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