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CREDAI seeks affordable-housing incentives, citing high costs and taxes

The Economic Times reports CREDAI also wants the ₹45 lakh price cap removed from India's affordable-housing definition.

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The Economic Times reports that CREDAI says land prices, construction costs and taxes constrain India's supply of affordable homes. At a Kolkata press conference, its president, Shekhar Patel, called for government incentives and the removal of the ₹45 lakh price cap from the affordable-housing definition, while retaining area limits. Patel said affordable homes' share of residential sales has fallen to 14 percent.

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@EconomicTimesCREDAI says unable to build affordable homes due to high input cost, taxes; seeks govt sops https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/credai-says-unable-to-build-affordable-homes-due-to-high-input-cost-taxes-seeks-govt-sops/articleshow/134638183.cms2h
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    @EconomicTimesCREDAI says unable to build affordable homes due to high input cost, taxes; seeks govt sops https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/credai-says-unable-to-build-affordable-homes-due-to-high-input-cost-taxes-seeks-govt-sops/articleshow/134638183.cms2h
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