Will indirectly help boost the housing demand: NAREDCO Maharashtra
The Government has put their best efforts to put the economy back on track after the adverse effects of Covid-19 pandemic that the entire country went through. It has focussed a lot on infrastructure in this budget. This will indirectly help boost the housing demand especially in the Tier II and Tier III cities.
The Government’s decision to further infuse Rs. 20,000 crore for public sector banks will help address liquidity issues to a large extent. The proposal to extend the Rs 1.5 lakh benefit on interest paid on affordable housing loans by one year to March 31, 2022 is an exceptional move which will boost the affordable housing segment and help to achieve the Prime Minister’s vision of Housing for All. It will also ensure that more and more homebuyers get to avail this benefit. The reduction in tax burden on senior citizens above 75 years will give a push to the senior-living projects.
Also, the Government’s continuous efforts to promote ease of doing business and digitization will help the real estate sector business in a long way going forward.
As anticipated, it’s a very futuristic budget from the economy point of view.
