The Maharashtra government will consider the real estate industry's demand to provide concession in stamp duty for registration of properties.
Maharashtra GovernmentStamp Duty ConcessionProperty RegistrationReal Estate IndustryNaredcomaharashtraReal Estate MaharashtraAug 29, 2024

The Maharashtra government is considering providing concession in stamp duty for registration of properties to boost housing sales.
The state government has already given a one per cent reduction on registration to women who want to buy a residential property.
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