The Union Budget 2025 introduces a series of measures aimed at reviving the real estate sector and providing relief to homebuyers. These initiatives are expected to restore confidence in the market and drive economic growth.
Union Budget 2025Real EstateHomebuyersAffordable HousingTax ReliefReal Estate NewsFeb 02, 2025
The main focus of the Union Budget 2025 is to provide relief to homebuyers, boost the construction sector, and promote affordable and rental housing.
Homebuyers purchasing their first home will be eligible for a tax deduction on the interest paid on home loans, up to a certain limit.
The budget includes a special fund to provide financial assistance to developers who are facing difficulties in completing their projects.
The budget introduces tax incentives for individuals and companies who invest in rental properties to increase the supply of rental housing.
The simplification of regulatory norms, including reducing approvals and streamlining the process of obtaining building permits, will reduce the time and cost involved in launching new projects, encouraging more developers to enter the market.
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