Hyderabad, Jan. 23 -- Ahead of the union Budget 2026, real estate developers are expecting stronger policy alignment between infrastructure investment and next-generation urban development.
Commenting on the upcoming Budget, Sharat V, Designated Partner, GHR Lakshmi Urbanblocks Infra LLP (representing Urbanblocks Realty), on Friday said that sustained capital expenditure on transit corridors, green public spaces and digital urban infrastructure will be critical to shaping integrated urban ecosystems.
He noted that policy support for transit-oriented development, green building incentives and single-window clearances could significantly reduce execution timelines and improve project delivery.
Incentives for low-carbon construction, water ...