As the budget approaches, the real estate sector in Pune is brimming with hopes and expectations. Discover what industry experts and stakeholders are looking forward to in the upcoming budget.
Pune Real EstateBudget ExpectationsTax IncentivesInfrastructure DevelopmentAffordable HousingReal Estate PuneJan 17, 2025
The main expectations include tax incentives for home buyers, relaxation of RERA norms, infrastructure development, GST reform, and support for affordable housing.
Tax incentives such as deductions on home loans and stamp duty can make home ownership more affordable, thereby increasing demand and stimulating the market.
Some stakeholders feel that RERA norms are overly stringent, leading to delays in project completions. Relaxation of these norms can help expedite project approvals and reduce costs.
Improved infrastructure, such as better roads and public transport, enhances the city's livability and attracts more investments, making the real estate market more attractive to buyers and developers.
Affordable housing addresses the housing needs of the middle and lower-income groups, making homeownership more accessible and contributing to a more inclusive and balanced real estate market.
Info Edge reports a 75.6% surge in consolidated profit, driven by strong growth in recruitment, real estate, and matchmaking businesses.
The anticipated progressive urban development will stimulate sustainable economic growth and create new realty hotspots in Navi Mumbai, transforming the real estate landscape.
BHFL is a subsidiary of Bajaj Finance Limited, and in the housing finance market, it is one of the most prominent players, owing to which there has been a massive anticipation towards its IPO.
ITC Ltd is set to acquire the pulp and paper division of Aditya Birla Real Estate Ltd (formerly Century Textiles & Industries) for ₹3,498 crore, a move that will significantly bolster its presence in the paper and packaging industry.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of heavy to very heavy rainfall in several states including Goa, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Karnataka, with extremely heavy rainfall expected in isolated areas.
Mumbai and Delhi rank 2nd and 3rd globally in annual housing price rise, with 13% and 10.6% growth respectively, according to Knight Frank report.