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GST Cuts in Real Estate: Mixed Reactions as Developers Weigh Benefits and Challenges
The recent Goods and Services Tax (GST) reductions for the real estate and construction sector have elicited mixed responses from developers, with some seeing potential benefits and others expressing skepticism about the impact.
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GST 2.0: Transforming India's Tax Framework and Economic Growth
The 56th GST Council Meeting has introduced significant changes to India’s indirect tax structure, known as GST 2.0. These reforms include rate adjustments for essential items, consumer durables, and specific sectors like vehicles, real estate, and energy, aiming to boost economic growth and affordability.
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GST 2.0 Cuts: How Real Estate, Insurance, and Other Sectors Will Benefit
The 56th GST Council meeting approved GST 2.0, reducing tax slabs from four to three, effective September 22, 2025. This reform aims to simplify compliance, increase disposable incomes, and boost consumption across various sectors.
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Prestige Estates, DLF, Oberoi Realty: Implications of GST Rate Rationalisation on the Realty Sector
Explore how the recent GST rate rationalisation is impacting major real estate players like Prestige Estates, DLF, and Oberoi Realty. Discover the potential benefits and challenges for the sector.
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GST Rate Cut on Cement and Building Materials to Lower Real Estate Costs by 3-5%
The reduction in GST on construction materials like cement is expected to cut construction costs by 3-5%, providing relief to real estate developers, particularly those in the affordable housing segment.
Real Estate Mumbai
GST on Cement Reduced from 28% to 18%, Boosting Real Estate and Affordable Housing
The GST Council's decision to cut the tax rate on cement from 28% to 18% is expected to lower construction costs and make affordable housing more accessible, say experts.
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GST 2.0: A Game-Changer for the Indian Real Estate Sector
GST 2.0, with its simplified two-slab structure and reduced rates on key construction materials, is set to revolutionize the Indian real estate sector. Experts from leading real estate companies share their insights on the implications and benefits of this reform.
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GST Relief on Construction Materials: A Game-Changer for Real Estate
The central government's decision to reduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on cement and steel has been hailed as a game-changing move by leaders from the real estate industry, significantly lowering construction costs and boosting demand.
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GST Rate Rationalisation Boosts Real Estate Sector, Promising Strong Festive Demand
The 56th GST Council meeting has approved key reforms to reduce tax rates on essential construction materials, leading to cost savings for developers and increased affordability for homebuyers, especially during the festive season.
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How GST Reforms Impact FMCG Stocks in the Indian Market
Explore the significant changes brought about by GST reforms and their impact on FMCG stocks in the Indian market. Discover which stocks are worth watching in this evolving landscape.
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2-Slab GST to Make Homes Cheaper: A Big Boost for Real Estate
The central government's proposal to simplify the GST system with only two slabs—5% and 18%—is expected to reduce the cost of home purchases and provide a significant boost to the real estate sector.
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Two-Slab GST Plan to Reduce Home Costs and Revitalize the Real Estate Sector
Experts believe that the proposed two-slab GST system will simplify tax rules, reduce costs for developers, and make homes more affordable for buyers.
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GST Rationalisation: Real Estate Sector Set for Major Boost
The Group of Ministers (GoM) has approved the Centre's proposal to simplify India's GST structure to two slabs: 5% and 18%. This reform is expected to have a transformative impact on the real estate sector, enhancing affordability, transparency, and buyer sentiment.
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How GST 2.0 Reforms Could Lower Your Insurance Premiums: What You Need to Know
The government's GST 2.0 reforms propose a shift to two GST slabs, which could significantly reduce costs for consumers, including health and life insurance premiums. Here’s how these changes might impact your wallet and overall affordability.
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GST 2.0 to Transform the Real Estate Sector with Simplified Compliance and Lower Costs
The introduction of GST 2.0, with its simplified two-slab structure, is expected to reduce input costs, streamline compliance, and boost the real estate sector by making housing more affordable and accessible.
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From Cement to Housing: How Two-Slab GST Could Revolutionize Real Estate Affordability
The government's proposed two-slab GST plan (5% and 18%) aims to reduce real estate input costs, simplify compliance, and enhance housing affordability. However, the extent of benefits for homebuyers remains to be seen.
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Government Proposes Simplified Two-Tier GST with 5% and 18% Rates; Real Estate Sector Anticipates Relief
The Central government is considering a major overhaul of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) structure, introducing just two primary slabs—5% and 18%—alongside a 40% levy for luxury and “sin” goods. This simplified regime aims to streamline tax compliance and benefit sectors like real estate.
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Will the Two-Slab GST Proposal Benefit Homebuyers?
The government's proposal to introduce a two-slab GST regime with rates of 5% and 18% may reduce costs, but experts question whether real estate developers will pass on the benefits to homebuyers.
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Mamdani's Mother's $2M Chelsea Loft Sparks Housing Debate
Zohran Mamdani, a vocal champion of housing justice in New York, faces scrutiny over his family's luxury real estate holdings, particularly his mother Mira Nair's $2 million Chelsea loft.
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Industry Urges GST Overhaul: Integrating Key Sectors to Expand Tax Base and Reduce Rates
Industry associations have formally petitioned the Finance Minister and CBIC to initiate a comprehensive review of the GST framework, aiming to broaden the tax base by including petroleum products, electricity, and real estate under the indirect tax net.