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ARTICLE · 19 FEBRUARY 2025

Unlocking Prosperity | A New Era For Real Estate

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With a view to further incentivize the real estate sector in India, the Finance Minister has announced several policy initiatives. Banking on the success of SWAMIH Fund I , another fund (SWAMIH Fund 2) of INR 15,000 crores will be established as a blended finance facility with contributions from the Government, banks and private investors.

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Maadhav Poddar
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Policy and tax reforms providing a boost to the sector

With a view to further incentivize the real estate sector in India, the Finance Minister has announced several policy initiatives. Banking on the success of SWAMIH Fund I , another fund (SWAMIH Fund 2) of INR 15,000 crores will be established as a blended finance facility with contributions from the Government, banks and private investors. This is expected to accelerate completion of stalled housing projects and bring relief to home buyers. Further, policy initiatives have been introduced for Urban development through establishment of Urban Challenge Fund, of INR 1 lakh crore which will play a pivotal role in growth of cities.

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