JM Financial Home Loans CEO Manish Sheth states that existing housing schemes like PMAY 2.0 and state policies are performing well, and no new festive push is expected.
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PMAY 2.0 (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana 2.0) is a government initiative aimed at providing affordable housing to all by 2022. It includes various schemes to support homebuyers and developers.
State-level housing policies, such as the Maharashtra Housing Policy 2025 and Delhi Development Authority’s new schemes, offer additional incentives and support to homebuyers, helping to increase demand and improve housing infrastructure.
Freebies and discounts from builders, such as stamp duty waivers and interior fit-outs, provide significant cost savings for homebuyers, making home purchases more affordable.
The demand for mid-segment housing is increasing due to the rising middle class, dual-income households, and higher disposable incomes. Urbanisation and improved infrastructure also contribute to this trend.
GST rationalisation, such as the reduction in GST on cement from 28% to 18%, can reduce overall construction costs by 3-5%, making homes more affordable for buyers.
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With a series of tax and price hikes, the Karnataka government is placing a significant financial burden on ordinary citizens. From fuel and liquor to milk and water, the costs are rising, while the government contemplates more increases in property tax,
In a significant push towards infrastructure development, the port sector has emerged as a key focus area in my third term. The work on the Vadhavan port has already begun, marking a crucial milestone in this initiative.
Women investors are increasingly making their mark in both residential and commercial real estate in India, shattering traditional gender barriers and driving market growth.
The National Housing Bank (NHB) reports that housing loans outstanding have reached ₹33.53 trillion in the second quarter of FY25, signaling a promising outlook for the housing sector.