Uttam Kumar Reddy, a prominent figure in the Congress government, reassured real estate developers of the government's commitment to full-fledged cooperation with the industry. Speaking at the 14th Edition of the Property Show, Reddy outlined several init
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The main reason is to foster an environment conducive to the growth and development of the real estate sector, supporting both developers and homebuyers.
The government is streamlining the regulatory framework, improving infrastructure, and introducing tax incentives to stimulate demand and investment.
The government is committed to the 'Housing for All' mission, aiming to provide affordable housing to low-income and middle-income groups.
Developers face challenges in land acquisition, and the government is working on a comprehensive land acquisition policy to balance the interests of all stakeholders.
Digitization will streamline the process, reduce fraud and disputes, and make the real estate market more reliable and investor-friendly.
The rise of Tier 2 and satellite cities in India is reshaping organizations' location strategies and talent acquisition approaches
The real estate market is undergoing a significant transformation as Gen Z and Millennials take centre stage, driven by their unique preferences and approaches to homeownership.
In a significant blow to corruption, a Maharashtra court has sentenced two former Western Coalfields Limited (WCL) officials to 5 years' imprisonment and a fine of Rs. 20,000 in a bribery case.
Today, as the CEO of Vantage Capital and Vantage Properties, Kabir Joshi manages real estate deals valued at Dh1.5 billion. His rise from selling perfumes on U.S. streets to becoming a millionaire in Dubai is truly remarkable. Discover his journey.
A homebuyer from Panvel, Mumbai, fought tirelessly for the possession of a flat, for which 97% of the payment was made to the builder years ago. Tragically, the homebuyer passed away before seeing the end of the legal battle. However, his son continued th
The National Green Tribunal's directive has become a pivotal juncture for Mumbai's real estate sector, halting around 200 projects across the city's metropolitan region, particularly those within a 5-kilometer radius of key ecological zones.