Get ready for a surge in home deliveries as the Indian real estate sector witnesses a significant uptick in 2024.
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Over 5 3 lakh homes are expected to be delivered in 2024 making it the highest number in a decade
The surge in deliveries can be attributed to the Covid-19-related delays and projects revived through the government-backed SWAMIH fund
Implemented across many states since 2017 RERA finally brought regulation to the real estate sector safeguarding the interests of homebuyers by ensuring transparency timely project completion and accountability among developers
The SWAMIH Fund has completed approximately 26 000 homes in the country and 80 000 more are projected to be completed over the next three years
The SWAMIH Fund has played a crucial role in addressing the sector's liquidity issues especially amid challenging economic conditions and has also boosted the growth of many ancillary industries in the real estate and infrastructure sectors

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