“The Union Budget 2026–27 reinforces renewed confidence in India’s real estate and urban infrastructure sectors, especially across Tier-I and fast-growing Tier-II cities. With public capital expenditure increased to ₹12.2 lakh crore and the introduction of the Infrastructure Risk Guarantee Fund, developers and investors can expect stronger project confidence, easier access to financing, and improved execution momentum.
For the residential real estate sector, rationalising GST on construction inputs and allied services to a more uniform, credit-friendly rate closer to 5 percent can reduce embedded costs by an estimated 3–5 percent, improve transparency, and enhance affordability for homebuyers. Together, these measures provide a robust foundation for sustained demand, faster project delivery, and a more predictable environment for firms like 77 Pillar to deliver quality housing and urban infrastructure solutions.”
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