With a lot of positive outlook and hopes shown by the new government, we anticipate that land, administrative tax and banking reforms will be executed without further delay.
It has seen that prices of cement, steel rods, bricks and other input materials have increased by 30% over the last 3 years. Besides rising prices, high lending rates by banks have hit the realty sector severely as well.
The continuous fall in fuel prices is not translating into price reduction of cement, steel and even transport. In spite of slowdown in consumption, we saw a huge rise in cement and steel prices. The government needs to regulate steel and cement prices just as the power regulators monitor tariff.
As per Credai chairman Lalit Kumar Jain said in a release that government need fast implementation of reforms in the New Year or else there is a risk of losing steam.