The real estate sector is eagerly anticipating transformative measures in the 2025 budget that align with the government's broader goals of economic growth and 'Housing for All'.
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The 'Housing for All' initiative, launched in 2015, aims to provide a home for every Indian family by 2022. It focuses on addressing the housing needs of low-income and underserved populations through various policy measures and financial incentives.
The key demands include favorable taxation policies, ease of doing business, enhanced financial support, strengthening the rental housing market, and infrastructure development.
Reducing GST rates can make affordable housing projects more accessible by reducing the financial burden on developers, ultimately making it easier for low-income families to afford homes.
Simplifying the regulatory framework can help streamline processes, reduce bureaucratic red tape, expedite project timelines, and lower costs for developers, leading to more efficient and cost-effective housing projects.
Enhancing infrastructure, such as roads, water supply, and sanitation, is crucial for attracting investment and improving the quality of life for residents. It also supports the overall growth and development of the real estate market.
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