The slowdown in the real estate market has resulted in a 10 percent deficit in revenue from building permissions for the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) by the end of December.
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The real estate market in Pune is currently experiencing a slowdown, with a reduced demand for new construction projects and a 10 percent deficit in revenue from building permissions.
The PMC is exploring alternative revenue sources, streamlining the building permission process, and working with real estate associations to understand industry concerns and find solutions.
The slowdown is due to a lack of affordable housing, stringent regulatory norms, and an overall economic slowdown, which have combined to create a less conducive environment for real estate development.
The PMC is considering relaxing certain regulatory norms, simplifying the approval process, and offering incentives for affordable housing projects to encourage new developments.
Despite the current challenges, the PMC remains optimistic about the future of the real estate sector in Pune, citing the city's strong economic foundation and growing demand for quality living spaces.
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