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Tenders: India needs two crore households

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April 23, 2024
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Kulshrestha urged developers to enter smaller untapped geographies

The Indian real estate sector https://www.realestateindia.com/ has been told to create two crore houses in the next five years, following on to three crore that have been built.

Making this call, HUDCO Chairman and Managing Director Sanjay Kulshrestha reminded the sector’s stakeholders that the interim budget 2024-25, the government has made an announcement to build two crore affordable houses https://www.conexpoconagg.com/ in next five years.

“Each state government – like UP, Maharashtra etc – are developing townships. In Maharashtra, a highway connects Nagpur, Mumbai and JNPT – that connects 18 districts,” he noted at the CII https://www.cii.in/ Conference on ‘Evolving Landscape of Indian Real Estate: Trends and Future Outlook’ on 12 Apr in New Delhi.

He urged real-estate developers to enter smaller untapped geographies for making affordable housing https://www.hudco.org.in/ .

Emphasising the need to regulate unauthorised development, Anand Kumar, Chairman, Real Estate Regulatory Authority for NCT of Delhi and Chandigarh said, “If we curb unauthorized development, then we can have 5000 houses in the same land where we have 1000 houses.

“Unauthorised colonies, are a pain point in areas like Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon https://mohua.gov.in/ ,” he added.

The event witnessed the release of CII Knight Frank Report https://www.knightfrank.com/ “India Real Estate: A Decade from Now: Assessing the economic and real estate sector potential in the next decade”.

Also, both Kumar, and Kulshrestha stressed on the need of skilling human-resources in real-estate sector.

Referring to the findings of report, Kulshrestha said that skill sets will have be developed for standardization, material, reiterating the need to build affordable houses, stating that most buyers today are unable to pay the cost of houses https://www.credai.org/ .

“We need more semi-skilled workers. We have had cases where modules sent for a site were installed by the electrician incorrectly. And now, this has led to a GST issue. CII, NAREDCO, CREDAI need to get together to address this skill-shortage,” elaborated Kumar.

Real-estate is the second largest employer after agriculture and is also one of the fastest growing sectors, said Neel C Raheja Chairman, CII National Committee on Real Estate and Housing and Group President, K Raheja Corp.

“We are at the forefront of hiring people, training them and creating better livelihoods for them.

“Today the real-estate sector is pegged to be around 7.5% of GDP, which is expected to grow to 15.5% of GDP by 2047,” said Raheja.

In 2023, India has emerged as the office to the world, said Sriram Khattar Vice Chairman & Managing Director, DLF Rental Business https://dlf.com/ .

“In the offices segment, markets had a record lead in 2023 with India’s top seven sub-markets crossing a sale of 60 million sq ft. A milestone has been achieved.

“This firmly establishes the country’s credentials as an office to the world. The demand came from global capability centres, in manufacturing, engineering, financial services and technology at a time when third party tech outsourcing had a rather muted year” pointed out Khattar.

Even in residential and retail segments, sales were upbeat in 2023. Indians also bought bigger apartments in 2023, above the price of Rs.1.5 crore being the fastest selling category, for the first time ever, he added.

The CII-Knight Frank Report makes several recommendations that include rationalising of stamp duties, which will also help make houses affordable.

“States like Karnataka are already extending such benefits (rationalizing of stamp duties). Such benefits may be further extended. Unused vacant land may be extended for developers,” said the report.

“Also, additional FAR/FSI may be provided for green buildings. Some States are already providing FSI/FAR for IGBC rated buildings. They may be extended.” Fiinews.com

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