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Real estate stocks soared over 7% after the Indian government exempted the annual value of two self-occupied properties from tax. This move is expected to boost the real estate market.

India's real estate industry hails the Union Budget 2025-26 for its growth-oriented measures, including tax reliefs and a special fund for stalled projects. However, industry leaders call for...

Experts say the Union Budget 2025 provisions will be a game-changer for the Bengaluru real estate market, boosting housing demand, infrastructure development, and the coworking sector.

Real estate bodies welcome Rs 15,000 crore fund for stalled projects in Budget 2025, but urge for more measures to boost affordable housing and home loan exemptions.

India's budget proposes exempting two self-occupied properties from annual value taxation, simplifying the process and providing relief to homeowners.

CREDAI urges government to revise affordable housing definition, offer 100% deduction on home loan interest and reduce GST on under-construction homes to boost demand.

Credai seeks tax benefits for homebuyers, incentives for builders to construct affordable housing, and streamlined approvals in the upcoming Budget. Read more.

NAREDCO has proposed increasing the tax exemption limit on home loan interest to Rs 5 lakh to boost housing demand. The realtors' body believes this will provide much-needed relief to developers...

CREDAI has urged the government to increase tax exemption limit on principal and interest paid on home loans to boost demand for residential properties. The real estate body also seeks changes in...