Real estate industry leaders applaud Budget 2024's focus on urbanisation, infrastructure development, and women's empowerment, expecting growth in the sector.
Union Budget 2024Real EstateUrbanisationInfrastructure DevelopmentWomens EmpowermentReal Estate NewsJul 23, 2024
The government aims to increase the real estate sector's GDP contribution from 8% to 13% by 2025.
The Budget 2024 has allocated Rs 2.2 lakh-crore for urban housing affordability.
The purpose of rental housing with dormitory-type accommodation for industrial workers is to provide better living conditions for industrial workers.
The Budget 2024 has reduced long-term capital gains tax, which is expected to stimulate liquidity in property transactions and meet investor demands for uniformity in tax rates across asset classes.
The Budget 2024 has dedicated an outlay of Rs 1.48 lakh-crore to employment generation, which should boost incomes for homebuyers in the affordable housing segment.
With luxury and premium housing on the rise, mid-income housing is struggling due to high interest rates and lower supply in top cities. Developers say reducing levies and fast-tracking approvals can help revitalize the sector.
Mumbai's residential prices have increased by 20.4% in the last two years, driven by sustained demand and limited supply. Under-construction properties are gaining momentum, with supply increasing by 17% QoQ.
The Bombay High Court has paused enforcement of eviction notices against Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra, pending review of their property attachment order. The couple contests the eviction, calling it arbitrary and illegal, amid an ED inquiry into a Bitcoin
Pune, one of India's fastest-growing cities, has become a hotspot for real estate investors. With its robust infrastructure, vibrant economy, and burgeoning tech industry, Pune offers lucrative opportunities for those looking to invest in property.
Budget 2025: NAREDCO Chairman Niranjan Hiranandani urges for an increase in the tax deduction limit for housing loan interest payments, aiming to boost the affordable housing sector.
Real estate giant Macrotech Developers, known for its premium properties in Mumbai, has made a significant move by acquiring a 20-acre plot in Bengaluru. The company aims to capitalize on the robust real estate market in the IT hub and targets sales of Rs