What Are The Major Changes in Indian Realty Market?
This year we have observed real estate was in the news for
rights of the buyers as well as developers, with the announcement of government
new policy initiatives which have the great impact on players of real estate
industry.
Here are some policy initiatives which we should know about
it. There are:
First time home
buyers will get interest subsidy
To create housing demand for buyers, the union budget
2016-17 proposed for the deduction of extra interest of Rs 50,000 per annum.
This is for the first time home buyers who have loan up to Rs 35 lakh, the
interest of houses next year will not exceed Rs 50 lakh. This step will
influence home sales in non-metros for long term where residential prices are
not much higher as compared to metros.
For affordable
housing exemption on service tax
There is an exemption of service tax on construction for
affordable housing segment which is up to 60 square meters. Under the scheme,
the Central or State Government will propel construction in affordable segment
across India and it will boost the greater collaboration between the private
and public sectors along with affordable home construction.
Real Estate
Regulation and Development Act 2016
The Real Estate Regulation and Development act 2016 was came
into force in March which has laid down a framework under it change the way of
real estate sector operates in India. This acts aimed to enhance transparency,
great accountability, set the standard forsake the interest of their stakeholders
and also improve the execution of due properties disputes.
Alternation to the
Benami Transaction Act
This Benami Transaction’s Amendment Act, 2016 was introduced
which says rules and penalties will charge against the “benami” transactions.
With the aim to make India an attractive destination, one need to maintain the
regulatory mechanism for dealing disputes which arise during the transaction
and it also helps to increase the investors’ participation for continuous flow
of sector.
500 and 1000 rupee
note are demonetized
The demonetization of INR 500 and 1000 rupee notes by Prime Minister perceives significant reforms. For the long term, this measure helps RERA act 2016 which will set the realty industry according to the international standard of business and it will be resulting in more fund flow from institutional investors and banks.
For affordable
housing construction, 100% deduction in profits
For promoting affordable housing, the finance minister has
proposed 100 percent deduction in profits and to take responsibility for
housing projects for up to 30 sq meters in four cities and 60 sq meters in
other cities that are approved during June to March 2019. The second condition
was that the project should be completed within 3 years of approval.
Foreign investors can
get permanent residency status (PRS)
Union Cabinet approved the permanent residency status for
foreign investors with respect to various conditions along with a provision of
renewal for the next 10 years. According to permanent residency status, the
holders’ dependents/ spouse take up employment in India.
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