The Indian real estate industry is eagerly awaiting the 2024 Union budget, hoping for policies that will boost investments and stimulate growth.
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The industry is hoping for tax incentives, increased funding for affordable housing, relaxation of FDI norms, and infrastructure development.
The budget can influence investments, job creation, and economic growth, besides addressing the sector's current challenges.
The sector is a significant contributor to the country's GDP, generating employment opportunities and driving economic growth.
The budget could focus on green buildings, renewable energy, and waste management to promote sustainable development.
The sector's response to the budget will be closely watched, and the impact will be measured in terms of investments, job creation, and economic growth.
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