Mumbai: As Maharashtra's new government prepares to take office, the real estate sector is optimistic about potential reforms and growth opportunities.
Real EstateMaharashtraMumbaiGovernment ReformsInfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiNov 20, 2024
The main challenges include a slowdown in demand, high unsold inventory, stringent regulations, and affordability issues.
The new government can support the sector by introducing policy reforms, prioritizing infrastructure development, addressing affordability, promoting environmental sustainability, and restoring investor confidence.
RERA has brought transparency and accountability to the real estate sector by mandating standardized practices and ensuring timely project deliveries.
Infrastructure development is crucial for enhancing connectivity, attracting investment, and supporting the growth of residential and commercial projects.
MREA is a prominent body representing real estate developers, builders, and investors in Maharashtra. It advocates for favorable policies and works on capacity building and skill development.
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