Mumbai's real estate market has witnessed a significant surge, recording the highest property registrations in January in over a decade. Prashant Sharma, President of NAREDCO Maharashtra, discusses the factors driving this growth and the future outlook fo
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Several factors have contributed, including government incentives like reduced stamp duty rates and affordable housing schemes, improved economic conditions, and the need for quality housing driven by urbanization.
Prashant Sharma is the President of NAREDCO Maharashtra, the leading real estate developers' association in the state. He plays a crucial role in advocating for policies that promote growth and stability in the sector.
The market is experiencing positive trends with increased demand for residential properties, availability of diverse housing options, and the impact of advanced infrastructure projects like the Metro and the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link.
The main challenges include the issue of unsold inventory, which can affect market stability, and the need for more affordable housing options to meet the demands of the middle-income and lower-middle-income segments.
NAREDCO Maharashtra is working closely with the government to implement policies that encourage faster sales, reduce the burden on developers, and provide more incentives for affordable housing projects.
The upcoming Union Budget is expected to bring in policies that will spur growth in the Indian real estate market, particularly in cities like Thane, by improving infrastructure and making housing more accessible and affordable.
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Mumbai's real estate market has witnessed a significant surge, recording the highest property registrations in January in over a decade. Prashant Sharma, President of NAREDCO Maharashtra, discusses the factors driving this growth and the future outlook fo
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