The Maharashtra Budget 2025-26 includes significant initiatives to boost housing and real estate development in Pune, with a focus on improving transit-oriented development and enhancing real estate corridors.
Real EstateAffordable HousingInfrastructureSustainable DevelopmentTransitoriented DevelopmentReal Estate PuneMar 11, 2025
The key initiatives include the expansion of metro networks, development of real estate corridors, and increased focus on affordable housing and sustainable development.
The expansions will reduce congestion, improve mobility, and enhance integration with other public transport modes, making daily commuting easier and more efficient.
The government is providing subsidies, tax incentives, and partnering with private developers to build more affordable housing units for low-income and middle-income families.
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