Real estate heavyweights discuss their expectations from the Union Budget 2024-25, hoping for tax relief, streamlined processes, and measures to address liquidity challenges.
Union Budget 2024Real EstateInfrastructure DevelopmentTax ReliefAffordable HousingReal EstateJul 16, 2024
The real estate sector is expecting tax relief, streamlined processes, and measures to address liquidity challenges.
Increased tax incentives for homebuyers will boost housing demand and contribute to economic growth.
A single-window clearance system will expedite project approvals and reduce regulatory bottlenecks.
Infrastructure development is critical for the real estate sector, as it will unlock new development regions and provide more opportunities for both developers and homebuyers.
The Union Budget 2024-25 has the potential to empower homebuyers, boost investment, and create a more stable and sustainable real estate market, contributing to the country's overall economic growth and development.
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