Union Budget 2025: Real Estate's Hopes and Demands
The Union Budget 2025 offers a significant chance to tackle longstanding issues and spur growth in the real estate sector, with key expectations including tax benefits, infrastructure improvements, and service reforms.
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Over the last quarter of 2024, housing sales experienced a substantial 26% dip, underscoring the urgent need for government intervention to boost the sector.
Key Expectations from the BudgetThe real estate sector has several key expectations from the upcoming budget.
Among these are tax benefits, infrastructure enhancements, and service reforms, particularly for senior living communities.
These measures are seen as crucial for addressing the sector's challenges and driving growth.
Specific Demands from the IndustrySome specific demands from the real estate sector include - Raising the Tax Exemption Limit on Home Loan Interest This would help reduce the financial burden on homebuyers and encourage more people to enter the housing market.- Granting Industry Status Recognizing the real estate sector as an industry would enable easier access to low-cost financing, which is essential for large-scale projects.- Reintroducing GST Input Credits for Residential Real Estate This would help reduce the cost of construction and make housing more affordable for end-users.
Addressing Longstanding ChallengesThe Union Budget 2025 presents a crucial opportunity to address longstanding challenges in the real estate sector.
Issues such as high financing costs, lack of affordable housing, and delays in infrastructure development have long been hurdles to growth.
By implementing the right policies, the government can create a more conducive environment for the sector to flourish.
Keeping It Real A Deep Dive into the Real Estate SectorIn this episode of Keeping It Real by Housing.com, we delve into the expectations and demands of the real estate sector for the Union Budget 2025.
Join us as we explore how these measures can potentially revolutionize the industry and what they mean for homebuyers, developers, and investors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the Union Budget 2025 important for the real estate sector?
The Union Budget 2025 is crucial for the real estate sector as it presents an opportunity to address longstanding challenges and introduce measures to boost growth, especially after a significant dip in housing sales.
What are the key expectations from the real estate sector for the Union Budget 2025?
Key expectations include tax benefits, infrastructure enhancements, and service reforms, particularly for senior living communities.
What specific demands are being made by the real estate sector?
Some specific demands include raising the tax exemption limit on home loan interest, granting industry status for easier access to low-cost financing, and reintroducing GST input credits for residential real estate.
How can the Union Budget 2025 address longstanding challenges in the real estate sector?
By implementing policies that reduce financing costs, promote affordable housing, and accelerate infrastructure development, the Union Budget 2025 can create a more favorable environment for the real estate sector.
What is the main focus of the Housing News Desk at Housing.com?
The Housing News Desk at Housing.com focuses on providing information on a variety of real estate topics, including laws, taxes, news, trends, home loans, rentals, and home improvement, with a user-centric perspective to ensure the information is relevant and useful to end-users.
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