The Union Budget 2025 presents a promising roadmap for the real estate sector's growth. With favorable tax incentives for residential property investors and a focus on infrastructure development, the budget aims to catalyze economic growth and spur invest
Real EstateUnion Budget 2025Tax IncentivesInfrastructure DevelopmentAffordable HousingReal EstateFeb 02, 2025
The Union Budget 2025 includes a reduction in capital gains tax on the sale of residential properties and tax rebates for first-time homebuyers on home loans.
The budget plans to invest heavily in building and upgrading roads, highways, and public transport systems to enhance connectivity and reduce travel time.
The budget includes the construction of new affordable housing units and the provision of subsidies for low-income families to ensure access to safe and affordable homes.
The budget proposes tax incentives for REITs to attract both domestic and foreign investors, increasing liquidity in the commercial real estate market.
The budget introduces incentives for green building practices, such as tax breaks for properties that meet energy efficiency standards, to encourage sustainable development.
Rhythm House, a beloved cultural landmark in South Mumbai, has been acquired by Bhaane Retail for Rs 30 crore. The historic property, which has been a focal point for music and culture in the city, undergoes a new chapter under its new ownership.
Merlin Group, a prominent real estate developer, is set to invest Rs 8000 crore in real estate projects over the next eight years, with a strategic focus on Kolkata and its surrounding regions, as well as Maharashtra, specifically Pune and Navi Mumbai.
Mumbai property registrations witnessed a 22% increase in October, reaching 12,960 units. This surge is attributed to robust festive demand and stable interest rates.
In a significant move, Trump Towers, the epitome of luxury and grandeur, is expanding its presence in the Indian real estate market. This expansion is set to transform the skyline of major metro cities, reinforcing India's status as a key player in the gl
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Godrej Industries Ltd reported a significant 76.9% year-on-year (YoY) increase in net profit to ₹188.2 crore in the third quarter of FY24. The conglomerate's EBITDA surged 113.75% YoY to ₹596.8 crore, with the EBITDA margin expanding to 12.4% from 7.8% in