Revamping Policy and Infrastructure to Enhance Realty Affordability in Hyderabad
Experts call for policy shifts and infrastructure development to boost realty affordability in Hyderabad, emphasizing the need for multi-use land policy and improved connectivity.
Real EstateHyderabadAffordabilityInfrastructure DevelopmentPolicy ShiftsReal Estate MumbaiJun 16, 2024
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main concern in Hyderabad's real estate market?
The main concern is the issue of affordability due to rising land prices.
What policy decision is recommended to address the issue?
The adoption of a multi-use land policy is recommended to stabilize prices.
What infrastructure development is needed to boost realty growth?
The completion of the regional ring road, new township policies, and improved connectivity are necessary.
How has the demand for RTMI homes changed in Mumbai?
The demand for RTMI homes in Mumbai has surged, with ANAROCK reporting an 85% increase in 2023.
What is the expected impact of policy shifts and infrastructure development on Hyderabad's real estate market?
It is expected to boost realty affordability and growth in the sector.
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