Industry Reacts To Budget 2026–27: Confidence In Infrastructure, Caution On Housing Incentives
The Union Budget 2026–27 has drawn mixed reactions from India’s real estate industry, with experts largely describing it as a budget of continuity rather than stimulus. While homebuyers and developers had hoped for fresh tax reliefs or sector-specific incentives, the government chose to maintain existing frameworks, signalling confidence in the market’s current momentum and resilience. […]
Union Budget 2026 Flags Stronger Policy Support For Real Estate, Infrastructure & Emerging Cities
The Union Budget 2026–27, presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman in the Lok Sabha, has outlined a policy framework that signals renewed momentum for India’s real estate sector, with a clear emphasis on affordable housing, infrastructure-led growth, and expansion across Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities. The Budget reflects the government’s stated intent to prioritise […]
Rising Home Prices Worry Buyers Across India, But Mumbai Market Stays Strong
September 16, 2025: India’s housing market is facing mounting affordability pressures, with 81% of prospective buyers concerned about rising home prices, according to the latest ANAROCK Consumer Sentiment Survey for H1 2025. The online survey, conducted between January and June across 14 major cities with over 8,200 participants, highlights widening affordability gaps, particularly impacting middle- […]