The Punjab government, led by Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann, is committed to making the real estate sector more investment-friendly and efficient. The Sector-Specific Committee for Real Estate, chaired by Housing and Urban Development Minister Hardeep Singh Mundian, aims to streamline policies and expedite approvals, boosting the state's economy.
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The main goal of the Sector-Specific Committee for Real Estate in Punjab is to bring positive transformation to the real estate sector by streamlining policies, expediting approvals, and making the sector more investment-friendly and growth-oriented.
The maiden meeting of the Sector-Specific Committee for Real Estate was presided over by Punjab Housing and Urban Development Minister Hardeep Singh Mundian.
The committee members agreed on the need for immediate measures to expedite the issuance of CLU, LoI, licences, and other approvals, simplify the process for partial and final completion certificates, and make the system for plot hypothecation and de-hypothecation more efficient.
Prominent members present at the meeting included GMADA Chief Administrator Vishesh Sarangal, Additional Chief Administrator and Member Secretary Amarinder Singh Mahi, Committee Vice Chairman Rupinder Singh Chawla, and members from various real estate companies such as AGI Group, HLP Group, Jubilee Group, Emaar Group, Gillsons Construction Ltd., DLF Group, Affinity Group, and KLV Builders.
The committee will encourage more investments in the real estate sector by organizing meetings in cities like Jalandhar and Ludhiana between builders and respective development authorities to outline strategies for investment and development.

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