The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (Credai) believes that an increase in the tax exemption limit will significantly enhance housing affordability and market stability, making it easier for potential buyers to invest in home
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Credai is a prominent organization representing real estate developers across India. It works to promote the interests of the real estate sector and advocate for policies that enhance housing affordability and market stability.
A tax exemption hike reduces the financial burden on home buyers by lowering their tax liability on home loans. This makes homeownership more affordable, leading to increased demand for homes and boosting the overall real estate market.
The real estate market in India has faced challenges such as a slowdown in sales, a decline in new projects, and economic disruptions caused by the pandemic. These issues have led to higher unemployment and reduced disposable income, making it harder for people to buy homes.
The tax exemption hike is expected to increase demand for homes, leading to higher sales for developers. This will help in clearing existing inventories, generating cash flow, and enabling developers to restart stalled projects and invest in new developments.
Other supportive policies could include reducing stamp duty and registration charges, ensuring timely project approvals, and providing affordable financing options. These measures would further enhance housing affordability and boost the real estate sector.
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