With the formation of a new government in Maharashtra, the real estate industry is brimming with optimism. Industry leaders and experts are hopeful that the new administration will introduce transformative policies to unlock the potential of the sector, b
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The real estate sector in Maharashtra expects the new government to streamline approvals, provide financial support, focus on infrastructure development, prioritize affordable housing, and support technological innovation.
Some of the key players in the real estate market in Maharashtra include the Lodha Group, DLF Limited, and Godrej Properties.
Infrastructure development, including roads, public transport, and smart cities, is crucial for the growth of the real estate sector as it enhances connectivity and accessibility, making properties more attractive to investors and buyers.
RERA has brought much-needed transparency and accountability to the real estate sector in Maharashtra, although the industry is looking for more nuanced and supportive measures to address remaining challenges.
Affordable housing is a significant segment in the real estate sector in Maharashtra, with high demand from the middle and lower-income groups. The new government is expected to prioritize this segment to meet the growing need for affordable housing.
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