The Union Budget 2025-26 has drawn mixed reactions from the real estate industry, with experts divided on the implications for the sector.
Union Budget 202526Real EstateInfrastructureAffordable HousingCorporate TaxReal Estate NewsFeb 01, 2025
The main highlights include increased allocation for infrastructure projects, emphasis on affordable housing, and a reduction in corporate tax rates for real estate companies.
Industry experts have mixed reactions. Some welcome the focus on infrastructure and affordable housing, while others are concerned about the lack of direct incentives for the real estate market.
There are concerns that the focus on affordable housing may divert resources away from luxury and mid-range segments, affecting the overall balance in the market.
The success of the budget will largely depend on how effectively the government implements its plans and addresses the specific needs of the real estate market.
Shetty Builders and Kumar Estates are prominent real estate developers known for their high-quality residential and commercial projects and a focus on affordable housing, respectively.
Mumbai and Delhi have emerged as top performers in prime residential property prices globally, with an 11.5% and 10.5% annual growth respectively.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region's (MMR) real estate market has shown remarkable resilience, with a 5% increase in housing sales in FY 2024 despite a 22% drop in new launches.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region's infrastructure development is set to receive a significant boost with MMRDA's plans to raise Rs 8.5 billion to develop urban infrastructure.
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