Budget 2024 reflects a changed political landscape, with focus on agriculture, jobs, and skilling. What does it mean for real estate and Maharashtra?
Budget 2024Indian EconomyReal EstateMaharashtraAndhra PradeshReal Estate PuneJul 24, 2024
The Union Budget is a key government document that provides a detailed account of the government's finances and outlines the revenue and expenditure plans for the upcoming financial year.
The Budget 2024 focuses on agriculture, jobs, and skilling, as well as measures to alleviate the stress of Medium Small and Micro Enterprises (MSMEs).
The removal of indexation benefits is expected to increase the cost of buying and selling properties, which could slow down the sector's growth.
The reason for not announcing packages for Maharashtra or Haryana is not explicitly stated in the budget, but it raises questions about the government's priorities and strategies for these states.
The emphasis on cooperative federalism in the Budget 2024 reflects the need for the central government to work with states as partners to drive reforms and development, rather than as political opponents.
Mumbai-based Macrotech Developers Ltd, known for the Lodha brand, reported sales bookings of Rs 4,290 crore during the second quarter, contributing to the overall strong performance of India's real estate sector.
Pune's real estate market experienced an 8% decline in property registrations in January 2025, compared to the same period last year. However, stamp duty collections remained stable, reflecting a trend towards premiumization in the housing market.
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Pune continues to hold a strong position in India's real estate landscape, but the notable decrease in both new launches and sales highlights the importance of strategic adjustments in the market.
In a significant ruling, the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) has ordered the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) to pay Rs 12.5 lakhs to a homebuyer for the delay in the project site development.
Bigbloc Construction has reported a significant decline of 96.64% in its net profit for the third quarter of the fiscal year 2025. This marks a challenging period for the company, reflecting the broader economic and market conditions. The company, known f