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Anuj Sharma of IMGC has listed a few expectations of home buyers from the upcoming Budget.


These expectations include tax exemptions for first-time home buyers and increased allocation for housing schemes.

Other expectations include measures to regulate the real estate market, interest rate reductions and relaxation of rules for availing home loans.

Increased budgetary and extra-budgetary allocation to PMAY can improve the access to housing in the low- to mid-income segments of the population.

The pending expenditure in PMAY is over 1 lakh crore while the allocation was 48,000 crore in FY2023.


It needs to be ramped up to 76,000 crore in the forthcoming Budget in order to meet the target of 50 million dwelling units under PMAY.

Curbing speculation and preventing price inflation can make it easier for home buyers to afford properties.


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