PRESS RELEASES
74% of developers expect demand to increase or remain stable, reveals CREDAI-Colliers-Liases Foras
• About 62% of the developers feel that buyer enquiries and engagement have increased in 2022 compared to 2021
• About 43% of the developers feel that residential demand would remain stable in 2023
• About 31% of the developers are willing to explore plotted developments as an alternative business model, followed by branded residences
CREDAI’s recommendations for Union Budget 2023-24 focus on sustaining growth by boosting demand
- Increasing tax exemption on interest for homebuyers from Rs 2 Lakhs to a minimum of Rs. 5 Lakhs
- Doing away with the price cap of INR 45 lakhs for affordable housing under Section 80IBA
- Incentivizing homeowners by exempting rental income up to Rs. 20 lakhs per year
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CREDAI- CBRE Report “Exploring the future” identifies key trends paving the way for growth of real estate in 2030
Tel Aviv, Israel, August 6, 2019: CREDAI in association with its knowledge partner CBRE, today released a report “India 2030 – Exploring the Future” at its 19th Annual International Convention, NATCON 2019 in Israel. The report encapsulates the potential of Indian economy by 2030 and its implications on the growth of Indian Real Estate sector. As per the repor...