The Karnataka Budget 2025 focuses on infrastructure development and affordable housing but falls short in addressing key concerns like assured ownership and property rights for homebuyers.
Karnataka BudgetInfrastructureAffordable HousingHomebuyersProperty RightsReal Estate NewsMar 09, 2025

The key infrastructure projects in the Karnataka Budget 2025 include the expansion of the Metro network, development of new roads, and enhancement of public transport systems, particularly in Bengaluru.
The budget allocates substantial funds for the construction of affordable homes and offers subsidies and incentives for first-time homebuyers, aiming to make homeownership more accessible.
The main criticisms of the budget are its lack of measures to ensure assured ownership and protect the rights of homebuyers, as well as the absence of significant steps to control property prices.
The budget includes provisions for the development of smart cities and the promotion of sustainable living, with investments in renewable energy projects and green infrastructure.
The budget's focus on affordable housing is expected to help middle-income families, but the lack of measures to control property prices and ensure clear ownership rights may still make homeownership challenging for many.

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