The real estate sector is expecting growth and stability from the upcoming Union Budget 2024-25, with industry experts outlining key areas for policy focus.
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The real estate sector is expecting the government to focus on enhancing tax benefits for homebuyers, simplifying the GST structure, and providing incentives for affordable housing projects.
The real estate sector is a cornerstone of the Indian economy, driving growth and employment.
Attracting more NRI investments can drive growth in the sector, bring in much-needed capital, and support large-scale developments.
The government is committed to 'Housing for All', and the real estate sector is expecting substantial stimulus to the housing market.
FDI plays a crucial role in the development of infrastructure and real estate, and simplifying the FDI process can enhance transparency and ease regulatory compliances.
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