Today, India's real estate market has been going
through big ups and downs. As we have already entered the last month of the
year 2019. Everyone is looking forward to the coming year and the prospects it
might bring for the property industry and developers. The recent housing
activities have slowed down with the effect of liquidity crisis and high prices
which is unquestionably affecting the builders and buyers equally. Annuj Goel Pune says that there is
always a hope of improvement in this industry. The slew measures introduced
from the government of India can bring a sense of relief to buyers, landowners
and the entire realty sector.
The
uplifted position of NBFC
It is expected that the reforms brought by the union
budget 2019, by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and the offered support by
the government will be covering first losses up to 10%. The National housing
bank already announced Rs 10,000 crore liquidity doses for housing the finance
corporations that are fighting for a long time. It is supposed to speed up the
home possessions, timely completion of projects, etc. In August, RBI announced
a rate slash in home loans. Anuj Goel Ganga
firmly believes that it is a good indication for the buyers. With reduced
repo rates that now stands at 5.40%, the lowest in the last five years. This is
considered as a huge move for future buyers. And it is expected by the realty
specialists and developers that it will help them in freeing the reserve
inventories in cities like Pune, Nashik, Hyderabad, Bangalore, etc.
Dropping
of prices and revised affordability
Anuj Goel Pune assumes that houses in Indian cities are far more
affordable in today's time in comparison to ten years back. It is the perfect
time for the buyers to take the plunge and settle for their dream homes. This
unexpected affordability is attracting new buyers to invest in the reduced
prices in the track of raising the percentage of the unsold list. Goel Ganga Developments has initiated
firmly in this field by correcting the prices. It is a stressful time for the
developers, but it is considered that by the next quarter things will start
changing.
The reduced mortgage lending rates and recently
launched incentives for home buyers such as tax relaxations, subsidies, etc.
from the government will transform the entire scenario. These situations are
giving new hope and scope for the middle-income families looking for affordable
homes in decent societies of Pune like Undri, Dhanori, Wakad, Aundh, Tathawade,
etc.
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