“As India approaches the Union Budget 2026-27, Sarvam Properties hopes the Finance Minister will deliver a forward looking Budget that strengthens homeownership and boosts real estate investment. With affordability still a key challenge for homebuyers, we urge measures that enhance tax incentives on home loans and related deductions, helping more middle income families realise the dream of owning a home. Tax relief geared toward home loan interest, rationalisation of GST for construction inputs, and expanded benefits for affordable housing will be vital to stimulate demand and revive stalled projects creating deeper market confidence and unlocking growth across urban and emerging regions. We also support the broader push for economic resilience and future competitiveness, where policies that encourage infrastructure development, improve ease of project approvals, and advance digital and construction technology adoption will strengthen both supply and investment flows across the real estate sector. A Budget that combines tax relief, affordability measures, and growth incentives will not only benefit homebuyers but also sustain the sector as a dynamic engine of employment and economic activity.”
“As India heads into Budget 2026–27, the real estate sector will benefit most from a stable, forward-looking policy framework that prioritises infrastructure development, ease of execution, and regulatory clarity. Measures such as rationalisation of taxes on construction inputs, faster approvals, and improved access to housing finance can meaningfully strengthen supply-side confidence. Coupled with income-tax reforms that enhance household purchasing power, Budget 2026 can unlock housing demand, support planned urban expansion, and drive sustainable, long-term growth”
3. Bhavesh Kothari, Founder & CEO, Property First
“Budget 2026 presents a timely opportunity to strengthen India’s housing led growth story by empowering end consumers and improving capital flow into real assets. We expect continued policy focus on affordable and mid income housing through enhanced tax benefits on home loans, rationalisation of long term capital gains, and easier access to institutional credit for developers. Clearer financing norms, infrastructure led incentives, and faster approval mechanisms for projects will unlock demand in emerging growth corridors, especially among first time buyers and self build homeowners. A sustained push on infrastructure spending, digitisation of land records, and GST rationalisation for construction inputs will further improve transparency, reduce costs, and accelerate project completion timelines. A stable, growth oriented Budget can reinforce real estate’s role as a long term wealth creator while aligning housing demand with India’s evolving aspirations.”