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The year 2024 reshaped Indian real estate with significant trends and developments that set a new benchmark for growth and innovation. Here’s why it stood out as a transformative year for the sector.

India's booming economy and urbanization are shifting focus to Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, now emerging as growth hubs with affordable housing, improved quality of life, and rising investments. Backed by better infrastructure & government support, these cities are set to usher a real estate revolution

The Rural Development Ministry allocated 3.8 million houses under PMAY-G for FY25, part of a 5-year plan to build 20 million homes and transform rural housing in India.

Section 80CCF allows taxpayers to invest in infrastructure bonds and deduct their investment. Taxpayers can save a lot and build infrastructure by knowing this clause.

India's real estate sector would benefit from the Finance Budget 2024's emphasis on affordable housing, infrastructure, and urban planning. The reasons are given by Ghar.

The Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY)'s financial assistance for 30 million more housing units will boost affordable housing and move closer to the government's goal of housing for all.

In 2024, over 5.3 lakh residences will be completed, a decade-high. The Covid-19 outbreak delayed projects and the government-backed SWAMIH fund revived them, causing this increase. NAREDCO states that almost 4.35 lakh units were constructed in the top seven cities in 2023.

Indian real estate transactions are safer, more efficient, and more transparent with Aadhaar. Ghar lists 5 key reasons.

The Indian Finance Ministry has extended PMAY-G funds till September 2024 to build 3.5 million rural dwellings. This prolongation is part of the government's pursuit of "housing for all" by March 2024.

Land record digitalization will be prioritised by the Indian government to streamline land procedures. The incoming government is likely to support this critical effort with roughly ₹1,035 crore. To speed up land acquisition and construction, the initiative seeks to digitise all land records by 2026

The Dream of Homeownership Grows 2024 is a terrific year for Indian homebuyers due to numerous major advancements. Significant savings from a steady repo rate and an optimistic government budget encourage more individuals to purchase properties.

Sustainable building and eco-friendly materials are becoming more important in Indian real estate. Due of its large contribution to global pollution and carbon emissions, the industry is adopting greener building methods.

Given the large number of stalled housing projects, the SWAMIH fund, which finances their completion, has demonstrated potential but has scalability issues. Despite completing over 26,000 residences and recovering a major share of investor funds, it needs to expand its reach and efficiency.

The government's newest proposal in the Interim Union Budget for 2024-25 offers a comprehensive strategy to empower worthy middle-income people. Tenants in chawls, slums, and unauthorised colonies are being offered a chance to buy or build their own houses. A wider approach to improve quality of lif