Maharashtra's recent upward revision of ready reckoner rates has caused a significant downturn in the real estate sector, sending the market into a tailspin. This move has raised concerns about the impact on property valuations and the overall economic landscape.
Real EstateReady Reckoner RatesMaharashtraProperty ValuationMarket ImpactReal Estate MaharashtraApr 02, 2025
Ready reckoner rates are official values assigned to different types of properties in various areas. They are used to determine property valuations for transactions such as sales, mortgages, and property taxes.
The ready reckoner rates in Maharashtra have been revised upward by up to 50% in some areas, particularly in the suburban parts of major cities like Mumbai.
The revision has led to a significant decline in real estate stocks, as investors and buyers are uncertain about the new financial landscape. It has also made properties less affordable, especially in the mid to high-end segments.
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