Key takeaways for the real estate sector include: • Income tax relief for the middle class: The finance minister announced zero income tax for...
Real EstateBudget 2025Income Tax ReliefInfrastructure DevelopmentAffordable HousingReal Estate MaharashtraFeb 01, 2025
The finance minister announced that individuals with an annual income of up to Rs. 10 lakh will be exempt from paying income tax.
First-time homebuyers will receive a tax deduction of up to Rs. 2 lakh on the interest paid on home loans.
The government aims to provide every citizen with a decent place to live by 2025, addressing the housing shortage and creating numerous job opportunities.
The GST rate on affordable housing projects has been reduced to 5%, making it more affordable for developers and buyers.
The adoption of smart technologies, such as IoT, energy-efficient systems, and green building materials, will improve the quality of living and make properties more sustainable and attractive to buyers.
In a significant real estate deal, Rishabh Family Trust, one of the prominent family trusts managed by Rajivnayan Bajaj, has purchased a land parcel in Pune's upscale Koregaon Park for a whopping Rs 72 crore.
Starting April, residents of Pune and Thane can register property documents at any sub-registrar office within their respective districts, making the process more convenient and accessible.
The legal team representing the accused couple in a major real estate scandal claims that their clients' business strategy simply went awry, rather than being a deliberate attempt to defraud investors. The case, which has been making headlines, is set to
Pune-based industrialist Yohan Poonawalla and his wife Michelle's property acquisition in south Mumbai's exclusive Cuffe Parade area has set the real estate market abuzz.
Despite the digital push, cash remains a prevalent mode of payment in India, especially in sectors like real estate and business deals. A Chartered Accountant (CA) has issued a crucial warning against splitting large cash payments to evade penalties.
The Maharashtra government has increased the Ready Reckoner Rates (RRR) by an average of 3.9%, impacting property costs across the state. This article delves into the implications of this hike for home buyers and sellers.