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Q: Do you think that budget reforms can boost the realty market? What are the initiative that government should take? Your opinion is highly appreciable.
Latest Answer: Hi Everybody, Let's finger crossed and hope for the best for all sector. Primarily, the Budget will see the government's important projects, including the Smart Cities project, getting much support, including upcoming special economic zones to see reduced alternate tax and dividend distribution taxes. The government may also rationalize duties and set the differential MAT rate at (5-10)%. The government is also expected to give incentives to banks that are losing money over zero-account bank schemes.
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Q: The real estate private equity market inflows which stood at around $1-1.5 billion per annum over the last few years, is likely to double in the next two years due to the relaxation of FDI norms.
Latest Answer: Yes Anuj, Allowing 100% FDI automatic route in completed project for operation and management of not only townships but also shopping complexes and business centres, will enable developers to sell completed malls and integrated townships to foreign investors. This will significantly increase the volume of the retail real estate business. Am i right or not?
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Q: The laxity of the lock-in period comes as a major help for the industry. The new rules allow FDI in smaller projects which is a big relief.

Latest Answer: This is an exceptionally positive step and effectively meets most of the demands made by the industry. Besides, by licencing transfer of shares between two non-resident companies the government has actually opened the floodgates for FDI in the real estate sector.
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Q: Have you read the news today the government has provided flexible two exit routes for foreign investors from construction projects.
Latest Answer: One, the foreign investor can exit on completion of a project or after developing main infrastructure like roads, water supply, street lighting, drainage and sewerage. Secondly, foreign investors have also been allowed to back to their own country before or after completion of the project subject to clearance by foreign investment promotion board on a case to case basis.
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