RBI (Reserve Bank of India), its 3rd quarterly review of the monetary policy on Tuesday injected Rs. 32,000 crore into the system by lowering the CRR (Cash Reserve Ratio) by 0. 50%.
Indian real estate developers on recently said that the RBI's decision to cut CRR will help improve the liquidity position of various sectors, including real estate but felt that interest rates should be brought down to boost housing demand.
Mr. Lalit Kumar Jain, President, CREDAI, (Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India), said,''The CRR cut will bring in liquidity. It will help the real estate market which is cash starved. However, it is important to see the interest rate shall have to come down to facilitate the home seekers to buy homes”
Mr. Pradeep Jain, Chairman, CREDAI and also Chairman of Parsvnath Developers, said, '' The RBI has given a signal that interest rates would come down. For real estate sector in particular, this will serve as a signal that interest rates will now ease. Buyers may opt for floating rate loans at this juncture since the signal is clear. Also the rising input cost will not leave any space for reduction of price”
Indian real estate developers on recently said that the RBI's decision to cut CRR will help improve the liquidity position of various sectors, including real estate but felt that interest rates should be brought down to boost housing demand.
Mr. Lalit Kumar Jain, President, CREDAI, (Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India), said,''The CRR cut will bring in liquidity. It will help the real estate market which is cash starved. However, it is important to see the interest rate shall have to come down to facilitate the home seekers to buy homes”
Mr. Pradeep Jain, Chairman, CREDAI and also Chairman of Parsvnath Developers, said, '' The RBI has given a signal that interest rates would come down. For real estate sector in particular, this will serve as a signal that interest rates will now ease. Buyers may opt for floating rate loans at this juncture since the signal is clear. Also the rising input cost will not leave any space for reduction of price”
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