Maharashtra's Housing Policy 2025 is revolutionizing senior living in Nagpur by making it more affordable and accessible, with significant financial incentives for buyers and developers.
Senior LivingReal EstateHousing PolicyNagpurMaharashtraReal Estate MaharashtraMay 29, 2025
The main benefit is a flat stamp duty of just ₹1,000 for buyers of senior living homes, significantly reducing the financial burden for senior citizens and their families.
The policy supports developers by increasing Floor Space Index (FSI), providing faster single-window clearances, reducing development charges and GST, and allowing up to 15% commercial space within the projects.
Nagpur’s hot spots like Manish Nagar, Wardha Road, Besa, and Sitabuldi are already buzzing with over 40 registered retirement homes.
Maharashtra’s senior population is projected to hit 17% by 2036, making senior living a vital and booming real estate market.
The policy ensures accessibility and age-friendliness by reducing costs, cutting red tape, and encouraging the inclusion of commercial spaces like pharmacies, grocery stores, and cafes within the projects.
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