Madhur Gupta, CEO, Hero Realty: 'With the repo rate remaining unchanged at 6.5%, the real estate sector stands to benefit from continued stability.'
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The repo rate is the interest rate at which the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) lends money to commercial banks. It influences the cost of borrowing and overall economic activity.
The repo rate affects borrowing costs, which in turn impacts the financial health of real estate developers and the affordability of home loans for buyers.
A stable repo rate helps developers by keeping borrowing costs manageable, allowing them to complete projects and initiate new ones with more confidence.
Homebuyers benefit from lower interest rates, making home loans more affordable and reducing the burden of monthly installments for existing borrowers.
A stable repo rate can contribute to overall economic stability, which is crucial for the growth of the real estate sector, provided developers focus on quality and timely deliveries.
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