Explore the potential impact of the 2025 Budget on the real estate and housing markets, including trends, investments, and infrastructure developments.
Real EstateHousingBudget 2025Property TrendsMarket TrendsReal Estate NewsFeb 01, 2025
The 2025 Budget proposes tax incentives for home buyers, increased liquidity for developers, infrastructure development, and measures to improve the ease of doing business.
The residential market is expected to benefit from tax incentives, increased liquidity, and improved infrastructure, leading to a surge in demand for residential properties.
Improved infrastructure, including affordable housing, road networks, and public transportation, will enhance livability and attract more investments in the real estate sector.
The sector faces challenges such as unsold inventory, concerns over property prices, and the need for more affordable housing, which the government will need to address.
The 2025 Budget proposes measures to promote the growth of REITs in India, including tax incentives and regulatory reforms, making them more appealing to investors.
India is expected to get its first Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) of retail assets soon, as institutional investors and developers look to monetize their rent-yielding space in shopping malls.
Legendary Indian cricketer Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma have made some of the most lavish real estate investments in recent years. From a luxurious flat in Juhu, Mumbai, to a stunning house in Bangalore, here are their top 5 most expensive prop
The Mumbai real estate market is experiencing an unprecedented surge, with high demand, increasing volumes, and a growing interest in both residential and commercial properties.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has conducted over 110 searches and frozen assets worth Rs 2426.18 crore in the Mahadev Betting Scam. Around 12 people have been arrested in connection with the case so far.
Several high-net-worth individuals (HNIs), including Bollywood celebrities, have recently sold their properties in Mumbai. Experts suggest that the reasons could range from healthy returns on real estate to offsetting losses in the stock market.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has praised the Supreme Court's directive to halt the conversion of forest lands in Goa, while criticizing the state government's single-minded focus on freeing up these lands for real estate purposes.