The National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) Telangana has voiced strong support for the government’s Bhu Bharati and BuildNow initiatives, highlighting their potential to transform the real estate landscape in the state.
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Bhu Bharati is a government initiative in Telangana aimed at providing transparent and accurate land documentation. It seeks to eliminate fraudulent land transactions and ensure clear land ownership records.
BuildNow is a government initiative in Telangana designed to accelerate the construction and development processes. It focuses on streamlining approvals and reducing bureaucratic hurdles to expedite project timelines and reduce costs.
NAREDCO Telangana is the National Real Estate Development Council's branch in Telangana, representing real estate developers and stakeholders. It plays a crucial role in advocating for the interests of the real estate industry in the state.
These initiatives enhance transparency, reduce legal disputes, and expedite project completions, leading to a more efficient and sustainable real estate market. They also attract investments and create jobs, boosting the overall economy.
NAREDCO Telangana supports Bhu Bharati and BuildNow because these programs align with their goals of promoting a more regulated and efficient real estate market. They believe these initiatives will drive growth and innovation in the industry.
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