The Maharashtra government's budget is expected to fuel significant growth in the real estate sector, thanks to substantial allocations for infrastructure development and other pro-growth measures.
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The key infrastructure projects include expansions and modernizations of the Mumbai Suburban Railway, construction of new bridges and flyovers, and improvements in rural road connectivity and public facilities like schools and hospitals.
The budget will benefit the real estate sector by allocating funds for infrastructure development, simplifying project approval processes, and providing incentives for sustainable construction practices. It also focuses on affordable housing to address the housing shortage.
The budget includes measures for skill development and job creation in the construction sector. Training programs and workshops will be organized to equip workers with necessary skills, addressing the increasing demand for skilled labor.
The budget considers incentives for builders who incorporate green and sustainable practices in their projects. This aligns with the state's commitment to environmental sustainability and ensures that development is environmentally responsible.
E-governance and digital platforms are emphasized in the budget to enhance efficiency and accountability in project monitoring and management. This ensures that public funds are utilized effectively and corruption is minimized.
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