The Indian real estate sector is eagerly awaiting the Union Budget 2023, which can provide the much-needed boost to the industry. Akash Pharande, Managing Director of Pharande Spaces, shares his insights on what the budget can do to revive the sector.
Union Budget 2023Real Estate SectorAffordable HousingTax BreaksRegulatory ReformsReal Estate PuneJun 25, 2024
The Indian real estate sector is facing numerous hurdles, including a slowdown in demand, high inventory levels, and lack of affordable housing options.
The budget should focus on providing interest subsidies and housing loans, enhanced credit-linked subsidy scheme, single-window clearance for affordable housing projects, tax breaks, and regulatory reforms.
The government can encourage affordable housing by providing incentives to builders, such as tax breaks and subsidies, and by simplifying the land acquisition process.
The Housing for All scheme is a flagship program of the government aimed at providing affordable housing to all citizens by 2022. Although the deadline was not met, it is not too late to revive this dream and make it a concrete reality.
The Union Budget 2023 can benefit the real estate sector by providing the much-needed reforms and incentives, which can boost demand, encourage investment, and lead to economic growth.
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