While Trump's 50% tariffs may disrupt global trade, real estate experts see potential benefits in lower material costs and sustained housing demand.
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The tariffs may initially appear to be a setback, but experts suggest that the reshuffling of global supply chains could lead to reduced costs for building materials, offering developers a cost advantage.
Lower material costs can reduce the overall cost of construction, making housing more affordable and potentially increasing the profitability for developers.
The RBI has kept the repo rate unchanged at 5.5%, maintaining a 'Neutral' policy stance. This is to support economic growth and keep financing for home purchases affordable.
Government subsidies can reduce the EMI burden for low-income households, making it easier for them to afford housing and supporting the overall housing market.
A recent SBI report suggests that the RBI is unlikely to ease interest rates in October 2025 due to elevated inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty.

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