Real estate leaders are urging the government for key policy changes in the Union Budget 2026. They want measures to boost housing affordability and liquidity. Suggestions include reviving buyer incentives, easing GST, and increasing institutional capital. The sector aims to address rising costs and buyer preferences for sustained economic expansion.
What real estate stakeholders expect from Budget 2026
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