Maharashtra Minister Sanjay Shirsat has announced plans to relax conditions imposed by CIDCO on homebuyers and reduce property prices, aiming to boost the real estate market.
CidcoReal EstateMaharashtraHomebuyersSanjay ShirsatReal Estate MaharashtraJan 13, 2025
CIDCO stands for City and Industrial Development Corporation. It is a statutory body under the Government of Maharashtra, established in 1970, responsible for the development and promotion of industrial and urban areas in the state.
Minister Shirsat has announced plans to relax the eligibility criteria, reduce property prices, streamline the application process, increase transparency, and provide special incentives for first-time homebuyers.
These changes will make it easier for a broader range of individuals to qualify for CIDCO projects, reduce the cost of properties, simplify the application process, and provide special incentives for first-time buyers, making home ownership more accessible and affordable.
The relaxation of conditions and the reduction in property prices are expected to stimulate demand, making homes more affordable and the buying process more straightforward, ultimately contributing to the growth and stability of the real estate market in Maharashtra.
Sanjay Shirsat is the Minister for Urban Development in the Government of Maharashtra. He is responsible for overseeing the development and regulation of urban areas and the real estate sector in the state.
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