The real estate sector is eagerly awaiting the Union Budget 2025, with a wishlist that includes incentives for affordable housing and industry status for real estate. Experts believe that these measures will play a crucial role in achieving the goal of ‘H
Union Budget 2025Real EstateAffordable HousingIndustry StatusTax BenefitsReal Estate NewsJan 23, 2025
The key demands of the real estate sector include incentives for affordable housing, industry status for real estate, and tax benefits for developers and buyers.
Industry status for real estate would provide access to fiscal benefits, easier finance, tax deductions, and reduced compliance costs, enhancing the sector's credibility and attracting investments.
Proposed tax benefits include exemptions on land acquisition and construction costs for developers and tax benefits on home loans and property taxes for buyers.
The government can enhance demand by simplifying the regulatory framework, reducing approval times and costs, and implementing a single-window clearance system.
Support for mid-segment housing is important as it caters to the needs of the middle-income group, bridging the gap between affordable and luxury segments.
While bank credit to NBFCs has slowed down, credit card outstanding and gold jewellery loans have seen a significant surge.
Hyderabad's residential real estate segment has witnessed a marked shift towards high-end housing, with homes priced between ₹1-2 crore accounting for almost half of the city's residential sales and launches.
Ashoka Buildcon's subsidiary, Viva Highways Limited, sells land in Hinjewadi, Pune for ₹453 crore, leading to a 6% rise in stock price.
Real estate projects in Delhi are struggling to meet their deadlines due to stringent pollution control measures. Despite adhering to strict RERA guidelines, developers face significant challenges.
Hyderabad has emerged as the fastest-growing city among six leading Indian metropolises, propelled by robust infrastructure development and a booming real estate market. The city's strategic location, supportive government policies, and a burgeoning IT se
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