While Trump's 50% tariffs may disrupt global trade, real estate experts see potential benefits in reduced material costs and sustained housing demand.
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While the tariffs may initially seem like a setback, they could lead to more competitive pricing due to potential shifts in global supply chains and reduced costs for building materials.
The tariffs may cause a reshuffling of global supply chains, which could reduce the costs of building materials, benefiting real estate developers in the long run.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) may keep interest rates low to support economic growth if uncertainty persists, which could keep EMIs affordable for home buyers.
Government subsidies continue to reduce the EMI burden for low-income households, making affordable housing more accessible despite the tariffs.
The SBI report suggests that the central bank is unlikely to ease interest rates in its upcoming October 2025 policy meeting due to elevated inflationary pressures and economic uncertainty.

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