Budget 2026: Real Estate Sector Awaits Real Reform, Targeted Relaxations For Boost

Real Estate Sector Seeks Policy Stability, Tax Relief and Infrastructure Push to Revive Housing Demand

Delhi, India | 29th January 2026: Budget 2026 is emerging as a crucial turning point for India’s real estate sector as the gap between the booming luxury housing segment and the stressed affordable and mid-income housing market continues to widen. While premium and high-end homes have sustained strong demand and capital inflows, affordable housing — vital for first-time buyers and the urban workforce — is under pressure due to rising land prices…

Union Budget 2026: Real Estate Leaders Call for Policy Support to Boost Housing and Economic Growth

As the country looks ahead to the Union Budget 2026, India’s real estate sector stands at a critical juncture—buoyed by steady end-user demand, improving market confidence, and the government’s sustained focus on infrastructure-led growth. Industry leaders believe the upcoming budget presents an important opportunity to reinforce housing affordability, strengthen financing mechanisms, and support long-term, sustainable urban development. With re…

Budget 2026: Real Estate Sector Awaits Real Reform, Targeted Relaxations For Boost

Noida, January 29, 2026: Ahead of the Union Budget, the real estate sector is once again looking to the government for policy priorities. Amid rising construction costs, high interest rates, stalled projects, complex insolvency and strict regulatory processes over the past few years, the sector hopes the Budget will stimulate demand while addressing the challenges faced by developers in terms of funding and project delivery. Issues such as affor…