Top property developers and consultants urge state governments to reduce levies and fast-track approvals to boost mid-income housing growth.
Mid Income HousingReal EstateLeviesApprovalsInterest RatesHousing MarketPradhan Mantri Awas Yojana PmayReal EstateJun 16, 2024
High interest rates and lower supply in top cities are the main issues facing the mid-income housing segment in India.
State governments can reduce levies and fast-track approvals for mid-income housing projects to boost growth.
High levies can increase the cost of housing, making it unaffordable for many buyers.
The Central Government has launched schemes such as Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) to promote affordable housing in India.
Streamlining lending procedures can increase access to credit for homebuyers, boosting demand and promoting faster development in the housing market.
The real estate sector in Maharashtra is buzzing with optimism as the newly formed government is expected to introduce transformative policies that could unlock significant growth and development in the industry.
Raymond, a leading textile and apparel conglomerate, has approved significant investments to bolster the growth of its real estate subsidiaries, Ten X Realty West and Ten X Realty.
LIC Housing Finance has announced a reduction in home loan interest rates by 25 basis points, effective from April 28. This move aligns with the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) recent decisions and the current market conditions, aiming to stimulate consumer confidence in the housing sector.
DN Nagar police have arrested three individuals who stripped and gave electric shocks to four real estate agents, mistaking them for BMC informants. The incident took place in Andheri West and has sparked widespread outrage.
The Indian real estate market is witnessing a surge in demand for mid-premium homes, particularly in key metropolitan cities like Mumbai. NRIs and HNIs are finding these properties increasingly appealing due to their value and potential for appreciation.
Private equity investments in Indian real estate surged to $4.2 billion in 2024, marking a 32% increase from the previous year. This growth is particularly significant in cities like Mumbai, which continues to attract substantial capital.