The third meeting of the Group of Ministers (GoM) focused on addressing key issues in the real estate sector, including GST on lease for industrial plots and housing society redevelopment.
Real Estate SectorGst CouncilGroup Of MinistersHousing Society RedevelopmentIndustrial PlotsReal EstateAug 22, 2024
The main agenda of the GoM meeting was to discuss various issues related to the real estate sector and submissions from state governments.
The GST Council is responsible for making recommendations to the government on GST-related matters, including tax rates, exemptions, and compliance procedures.
The real estate sector in India is facing several challenges, including regulatory issues, liquidity crunch, and GST-related concerns.
The GoM meeting was a crucial step towards addressing the challenges faced by the real estate sector and boosting its growth.
The GST Council will obtain updated data from all states on each agenda point and study the detailed revenue implications and other issues before making any decisions.
A recent survey reveals that 59% of respondents prefer real estate as their top investment choice, highlighting a significant surge in luxury housing demand in India. ...
Mumbai witnessed a significant 52% rise in property registration revenue, reaching Rs 1081 crore in the Diwali month, according to a report by ANAROCK Research.
Explore the transformation of Mumbai's real estate landscape, driven by market consolidation and the emergence of luxury projects. Leading developers such as Godrej Properties, Adani Realty, L&T Realty, and Ashar Group are at the forefront of this change.
The proposed reforms in the real estate market aim to enhance transparency and security, ensuring that homebuyers and lenders have access to crucial information, such as minutes from Committee of Creditors (CoC) meetings, through secure platforms.
The case was registered by the state CID Crime based on the complaint of Azad Ramolia, a real estate businessman from Bharuch, who alleged that his land was illegally divided and resold.
Indian cricketer Suryakumar Yadav and his wife, Devisha, have splurged on two plush apartments in the bustling city of Mumbai, investing a staggering Rs 21 crore. The property acquisition highlights the couple's growing affluence and their preference for