The Maharashtra government's budget has allocated significant funds towards infrastructure development in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, aiming to transform it into a major economic hub with a USD 1.5 trillion economy by 2047.
Maharashtra BudgetReal EstateInfrastructureAffordable HousingMmrReal Estate MumbaiMar 23, 2025

The main focus of the Maharashtra budget in terms of real estate is on infrastructure development, affordable housing, and sustainable growth in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
The budget will benefit the real estate sector by improving infrastructure, making housing more affordable, and attracting more investments and businesses to the region.
The government has announced subsidies and tax benefits for developers and buyers of affordable housing projects to address the housing shortage in MMR.
The budget includes funds for green technology and renewable energy projects, which will help reduce the carbon footprint of the region and attract environmentally conscious investors.
The development of industrial corridors and special economic zones (SEZs) is expected to attract investments, create jobs, and diversify the economy in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

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