The latest Maharashtra budget is poised to inject new life into the real estate sector, thanks to a significant emphasis on infrastructure development. CREDAI-MCHI, a leading real estate body, has hailed the budget's potential to drive growth and investme
Maharashtra BudgetReal EstateInfrastructureCredaimchiSustainabilityReal Estate MaharashtraMar 23, 2025
The primary focus of Maharashtra's budget is on infrastructure development, including the expansion of road networks, development of new highways, and modernization of public transport systems.
The budget will benefit the real estate sector by improving connectivity and accessibility, driving demand for properties, creating job opportunities, attracting foreign direct investment, and streamlining the regulatory environment.
The budget includes incentives for first-time homebuyers such as tax benefits and subsidies, making it more affordable for individuals to purchase their first homes.
The budget includes provisions for green building practices and energy-efficient infrastructure, aligning with global trends and creating a more environmentally friendly built environment.
CREDAI-MCHI, a leading real estate association, has expressed optimism about the budget's impact on the real estate sector, citing the focus on infrastructure and regulatory reforms as positive factors.
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