“Union Budget 2026-27 reflects a strong emphasis on infrastructure-led growth that will indirectly strengthen the real estate sector by improving connectivity and urbanisation across India, including in Tier-II and Tier-III cities like Bhopal. The introduction of initiatives such as increased capital expenditure and the Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund is expected to boost investor confidence and support project execution. Enhanced allocations for affordable housing schemes and momentum around REIT asset recycling highlight the government’s intent to sustain long-term real estate demand. While the industry continues to seek further sector-specific incentives, the Budget’s focus on urban growth and liquidity lays a promising foundation for balanced, future-ready property markets.”.
