With the Union Budget 2024 around the corner, India's real estate sector is eagerly waiting for favourable policies and reforms. Will the government finally grant industry status to the sector?
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The real estate sector is expecting favourable policies and reforms, including industry status, GST rate cut on construction materials, and relief for homebuyers through increased deduction limit for home loan interest rates.
Industry status would provide developers with easier access to credit, reducing their borrowing costs and enabling them to focus on project completion.
The current deduction limit for home loan interest rates under Section 24 of the Income-tax Act is Rs 2 lakh.
A reduction in stamp duty would make housing more affordable for homebuyers, as it is a significant cost component.
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