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The previous year was a rollercoaster ride for the real estate sector. While regulations like Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) and Goods and Services Tax (GST) pushed for a more transparent regime, the lack of demand and liquidity issues significantly lowered its growth.
The real estate sector, however, has shown resilience and is looking forward to a turnaround with a positive outlook.
Our annual publication covers relevant topics on the real estate landscape in India and talks about the key highlights of the previous year and the emerging trends for this year.
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