Industry leaders highlight the need for enhanced tax incentives, simplified project approvals, and incentives for affordable housing to drive growth and stability in the real estate sector.
Union Budget 2024 25Real Estate SectorGrowth And StabilityTax IncentivesAffordable HousingGst RatesInfrastructure DevelopmentReal Estate MaharashtraJul 11, 2024
The sector expects the budget to address issues such as enhanced tax incentives, simplified project approvals, and incentives for affordable housing, among others.
The SWAMIH stress fund is crucial for addressing liquidity issues in the sector and ensuring easier access to financing.
Simplifying land acquisition and promoting rental housing policies are essential for urban development and meeting the growing demand for housing.
The GST structure can be reformed by introducing input tax credit and rationalizing GST rates to make real estate more affordable.
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