The Indian real estate sector is looking forward to the Union Budget 2024-25, hoping for policies that will boost housing demand and infrastructure development.
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The Indian real estate sector is experiencing a slowdown, with slow sales, high inventory, and liquidity crunch being some of the major challenges.
The sector wants relaxation of tax laws, increase in tax deduction, infrastructure development, easy access to credit, and single-window clearance.
Cities have different market dynamics, and the government should consider these factors while formulating policies to boost housing demand and infrastructure development.
Infrastructure development is critical to the growth of the real estate sector, as it provides the necessary support for housing development and urban planning.
The Union Budget 2024-25 has the potential to stimulate growth and development in the real estate sector by introducing policies that address the sector's challenges and promote housing demand and infrastructure development.
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