Budget 2026: Real Estate Sector Eyes Growth, Affordability, and Green Development

• The real estate sector anticipates Union Budget 2026 to bring reforms in infrastructure, buyer-centric policies, and long-term growth, emphasizing policy continuity and affordability.
• Industry leaders like Yash Garg (M3M Noida) call for infrastructure status for real estate, better tax benefits for homebuyers, and single-window clearances to boost confidence and project delivery.
• Srinivas Rao (Vestian) and Amit Goyal (India Sotheby’s International Realty) stress economic stability, urban development, and addressing issues like air pollution and infrastructure deficits.
• Tanuj Shori (Square Yards) highlights the shift to mid-income housing as a growth driver, seeking tax relief and continued urban infrastructure investment.
• Manoj Gaur (Gaurs Group) and Yash Miglani (Migsun Group) advocate for expanding EWS/PMAY, reintroducing tax exemptions, and a softer repo rate to sustain sector momentum and ensure timely project approvals.

Why It Matters: Real estate seeks Budget 2026 to drive growth through infrastructure, affordability, and green development policies.