The Indian government has launched the SWAMIH Fund-2 with a significant investment of Rs 15,000 crore to address the completion of stalled housing projects. This initiative is expected to benefit thousands of homeowners waiting for their dream homes.
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The SWAMIH Fund-2 is a government initiative with a Rs 15,000 crore corpus to complete stalled housing projects in India, benefiting thousands of homeowners waiting for their dream homes.
The SWAMIH Fund-2 aims to complete an additional 1 lakh housing units, adding to the 50,000 already completed and 40,000 under construction from SWAMIH Fund-1.
The FPCE has praised the government's decision and emphasizes the importance of barring defaulting builders from starting new projects, while also calling for a comprehensive identification of all stalled projects.
The fund is expected to restore confidence in the real estate market, protect homebuyer interests, create jobs, and stimulate economic growth, contributing to the overall development of the country.
The government and industry stakeholders are working together to ensure that the funds are utilized efficiently and transparently, with stringent oversight to achieve the desired outcomes.
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