The real estate sector is seeking special schemes, tax breaks, and subsidies to revive the affordable housing segment in India, which has been struggling since the Covid-19 outbreak.
Affordable HousingReal EstateBudget 2024IndiaHousing SectorReal Estate NewsJun 28, 2024
The affordable housing segment in India has been struggling since the Covid-19 outbreak, with the sales share reducing from 38% in 2019 to 20% this year.
Industry experts are seeking special schemes, tax breaks, and subsidies from the government to encourage developers to focus on affordable housing and to improve affordability for buyers.
Affordable housing in India is defined based on property size, price, and buyers' income, with a carpet area up to 90 square meters and priced up to Rs 45 lakh.
The real estate sector is also seeking industry status, raising tax exemption limits on home loan repayments, and introducing interest subsidy programs to encourage homebuyers.
The revival of the affordable housing segment is crucial for India, where millions of people are in need of decent housing, and the government's support can go a long way in achieving the goal of 'Housing for All' by 2024.
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