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Real estate to get cheaper in Maharashtra; here’s why
January 5, 2021

There is a piece of good news for homebuyers in Maharashtra. After reduction of stamp duties in the state from 5 percent to 2 percent until December 31, 2020, to encourage residential sales, the Maharashtra government is now thinking of a rebate in the premiums on real estate projects by at least half, following recommendations of the Deepak Parekh Committee.
This decision by the government will lessen the expenses on real estate projects which in turn will decrease the prices of the real estate projects for the home buyers.
The rebate in premium and cess will bring tremendous relief to the builders. Premium refers to the various charges that are levied by the state with respect to approvals for initiating, progressing, and completing the area or additional area in a project.

Karnataka to use blockchain for property registration

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MYRE capital acquires 46,000 sq ft at Pune at Rs 50 crore

MYRE capital has got 46,000 sq ft of Grade A+ commercial assets at Pune’s Magarpatta for Rs 50 crore. It is a venture by architect firm Morphogenesis. The rent generating asset will be given to investors on its platform. Besides that, the company is looking forward to acquiring more assets in Mumbai, Pune, Bengaluru, and Delhi-NCR to offer a fractional investment to the investors.

Real estate to get cheaper in Maharashtra; here’s why

There is a piece of good news for homebuyers in Maharashtra. After reduction of stamp duties in the state from 5 percent to 2 percent until December 31, 2020, to encourage residential sales, the Maharashtra government is now thinking of a rebate in the premiums on real estate projects by at least half, following recommendations of the Deepak Parekh Committee.This decision by the government will lessen the expenses on real estate projects which in turn will decrease t