By:- Samir Jasuja, founder and CEO, PropEquity,
The Budget’s emphasis on infrastructure-led growth, development of industrial corridors and manufacturing hubs, data centres, high speed rail corridors, dedicated freight corridor, recycling of significant real estate assets of CPSEs through dedicated REITs, Rs 5000 crore allocation per city economic regions (CER) over 5 years in tier 2&3 cities including temple towns are step towards amplifying the potential of these cities to deliver the economic growth. The consequent impact of this will propel the growth of real estate across categories and pave the way for comprehensive development of the Indian economy.
By:- Lalit Parihar, Managing Director, Aaiji Group, a Dholera-based real estate firm
“The Budget’s strong thrust on infrastructure through industrial corridors, manufacturing hubs, high-speed rail and dedicated freight corridors creates a powerful foundation for long-term real estate demand. The proposed ₹5,000 crore allocation per City Economic Region over five years in Tier II and III cities, including temple towns, is a significant catalyst for planned urban expansion. These measures will directly translate into improved connectivity, stronger employment clusters and greater investor confidence, driving sustained growth across residential, commercial, retail and logistics segments. Collectively, these initiatives will help transform emerging cities into viable economic centres and position real estate as a key enabler of India’s broader economic development.”
