Pune's real estate sector is facing challenges due to persistent activism and stringent environmental regulations, causing delays in project approvals and increased regulatory scrutiny.
Real EstatePuneEnvironmental ActivismMpcbCredaiReal EstateJan 19, 2025
The main issue affecting the real estate sector in Pune is the persistent environmental activism and stringent regulatory scrutiny, which is causing delays in project approvals and increased costs.
Manish Kaneria is the head of the environment committee of Credai. He stated that the green norms are very complex and difficult for developers to comply with, leading to an increase in show cause notices from pollution control authorities.
MPCB officials are granting enough time for developers to respond to show cause notices. However, they will take action against those who fail to rectify their irregularities.
Regulatory action has led to the stalling of large real estate projects, which is expected to affect the supply of new homes in the city.
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