Experts' Take
Danish Suhail, Rudra Buildwell
It is evident from the history of India or for that matter any other economy, the elections always influence the different sectors of the market. Considering the real estate sector, the influence is long-termed and relevant. With every changing party there are new bills and amendments made that brings about fluctuation both negatively and positively with respect to the buyers and as well as sellers. The current election is expected to enhance and strengthen current market as the eradication of the common man towards more information and awareness as brought about such changes. We are positively looking forward to a stronger and oriented regime for the same.
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