Budget 2024 Unveiled - A New Horizon and Strategic Boost For Indian Real Estate

user Admin
  • 1st Feb 2024
  • 1186
  • 0
Budget 2024 Unveiled - A New Horizon and Strategic Boost For Indian Real Estate
Never miss any update
Join our WhatsApp Channel

As the Union Finance Minister unveiled the interim Budget 2024 on Thursday, it became evident that the real estate sector stood to gain from the government's comprehensive approach toward national development. Stakeholders across the industry welcomed the budget's focus on both immediate and long-term objectives, aiming to cater to a broad spectrum of the population's needs.

Catalyzing Growth through Enhanced Expenditure

Industry voices have identified an indirect yet significant boost to the real estate sector, primarily through increased capital expenditure. This strategic financial planning is anticipated to lay down a robust foundation for 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047, highlighting the government's dedication to transforming India's infrastructural landscape.

Empowering Rural and Urban Housing

The budget's continued support for the PM Awas Yojana Grameen, targeting the construction of 2 crore additional houses, reaffirms the commitment to rural upliftment. Achieving the landmark of 3 crore houses under this scheme and setting an ambitious goal for the forthcoming years underscores a deep investment in fulfilling the essential housing needs of the populace.

Furthermore, the introduction of a novel housing scheme tailored for the middle class marks a pivotal moment. This initiative aims to transcend the conventional living conditions of slums and chawls, facilitating homeownership and thereby, enhancing the quality of life. This move is poised to invigorate the real estate sector and stimulate growth across related industries.

Revolutionizing Housing for Low and Middle-Income Families

Infrastructure experts have lauded the budget's visionary plan to construct two crore houses over the next five years, viewing it as a significant stride toward aiding low and middle-income families in securing homes. This innovative approach to housing is set to redefine urban living, making cities more livable and inclusive.

Easing Business Operations

The budget's focus on reducing compliance and relaxing regulatory provisions has been heralded as a positive step for the ease of doing business. Prathamesh Gautam, a distinguished real estate developer from Mumbai, emphasized that such measures would significantly contribute to the sector's growth.

Moreover, the unwavering commitment to infrastructure enhancement and bolstering connectivity throughout the country, especially in tier 2 and 3 cities, heralds a new era of real estate development, promising a brighter future for India's urban and rural landscapes alike.


Related Topics / Tags

Admin

Author

Admin

...


Comments

Add Comment

No comments yet.

Add Your Comment

Relevant Blogs

General
Brookfield Eyes USD 10 Billion Investment to Boost Indian Real Estate Portfolio

Brookfield Asset Management, a leading global institutional investor, has outlined plans to invest over $10 billion in the Indian real estate sector w

General
Macrotech Developers Secures Acquisition of Mumbai's Iconic Tulip Star Hotel

Mumbai The bankruptcy court has granted approval for Macrotech Developers Ltd to acquire V Hotels Ltd, which owns the well-known Tulip Star Hotel, pr

General
Alta Monte Tower B Opens for Bookings - Tallest Luxury Residences in Malad Set to Enhance Mumbai Skyline

Malad East, Mumbai Omkar Realtors has announced that bookings are now open for the remaining inventory of Tower B at the Alta Monte in Malad East, Mu