1.Covid 19: Impact on Real Estate Sector

CW lists reactions received from the industry on the Coronavirus impact on real estate

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2.Countering Covid-19

RBI defers rate cut announcement to ‘counter’ Covid-19, writes Anuj Puri.

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3.Budget 2020 will ensure an integrated development of both infra and realty sectors

The allocation of Rs 100 trillion for infrastructure development in the next five years is a move in the positive direction.

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4.Does the Budget fall short of Real estate sector’s expectations?

Residential real estate developers were hoping for much more than merely extending existing benefits for affordable housing.

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5.Measures to help sustain developers in a new environment has been delayed

Tata Realty and Infrastructure is a 100 per cent subsidiary of Tata Sons.

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6.SBI launches ‘Residential Builder Finance with Buyer Guarantee’

Focused on affordable housing of up to Rs 25 million

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7.Budget 2020 to focus on economic growth by boosting real estate

The upcoming Budget has more pressing and urgent issues that cry out for attention – and remedial action

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8.Smart cities risk curtailing potential by prioritising technology over people

Smart city initiatives in the Asia Pacific will not reach their potential if they focus on delivering cutting-edge technologies without paying enough attention to the needs and experiences of citizens, according to new research, Smart Cities Success: Connecting people, proptech and real estate, released by leading real estate consultant JLL recently

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9.Will the Budget 2019 meet the real estate and constructions sector expectations?

With a target to make India the world’s third largest economy by 2030, the government has its mission set.

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10.Dr Niranjan Hiranandani, President, NAREDCO, says the sector expects announcements which will transform the economy from ‘Developing’ to ‘Developed’.

New MODI 2.0 government is all geared to set the ball rolling with its first union budget presentation on July 5. With this, Indian real estate sector builds the wish list in anticipation to give much required impetus to the slow-moving sector.

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