This overwhelming win is hailed as a monumental shift for the state, especially for the real estate industry in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
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Mahayuti’s election campaign primarily focused on infrastructural development, ease of doing business, and housing for all, with specific emphasis on revitalizing the real estate sector.
The sector is expected to benefit from streamlined approval processes, tax incentives to attract investments, and policies to increase the supply of affordable housing, all of which are aimed at driving growth and attracting new investments.
The key challenges include high unsold inventory, rising construction costs, and a slowdown in demand, which the new government will need to address to ensure sustainable growth.
The MMR Real Estate Association represents real estate developers and industry stakeholders in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, advocating for policies that support the growth and development of the sector.
The victory is significant as it provides a clear mandate for change, and the new government is expected to bring the necessary reforms to revitalize the real estate industry and drive economic growth.
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