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Reaction on Union Budget 2026-27 By Nitesh Kumar MD & CEO EmamiRealty
Reaction on Union Budget 2026-27 By Nitesh Kumar MD & CEO EmamiRealty

Below Reaction on Union Budget 2026-27 By Nitesh Kumar MD & CEO Emami Realty

The Union Budget 2026-27 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today marks a significant step forward for India's real estate sector, emphasizing sustainable growth and infrastructure-led development. The increase in public capital expenditure to ?12.2 trillion for FY2026-27 will undoubtedly accelerate urban infrastructure projects, creating new opportunities in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities where demand for quality housing and commercial spaces is surging.

The proposal to establish dedicated Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) for recycling significant real estate assets held by Central Public Sector Enterprises is a game-changer, unlocking underutilized land and fostering greater investment in the sector. Additionally, the Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund will provide much-needed credit guarantees, reducing risks for lenders and enabling smoother financing for large-scale developments.

We are optimistic that these measures will enhance affordability, boost rental housing initiatives, and drive overall sectoral momentum. This budget aligns well with our vision of creating future-ready communities, and we look forward to contributing to India's Viksit Bharat journey.

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