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POSIVIEWINSIGHT The Economic Survey 2013-14 which came out on 9th July 2014, made some interesng - and what can be called truly unprecedented - observaons about the Real Estate Sector. Let me draw you aenon to the Top 5: Every rupee invested in housing and construcon adds 78 paise to the Naonal Income. As compared to 2007 (base year), the prices of residenal properes during the period 2007- 2013 have witnessed increases in 24 out of the major 26 cies in India with the maximum increase in Chennai (230 per cent) followed by Pune (135 per cent), Bhopal (123 per cent), and Mumbai (122 per cent). Nearly 30 per cent of the country's populaon lives in cies and urban areas and this figure is projected to reach 50 per cent by 2030. The present urban housing shortage is 1.9 Crore units of which 96 per cent is in economically weaker secons (EWS) / low income group (LIG) segments and requires huge financial investment. A very crical observaon made by the Survey is that from 2005 - 12 the labor force in agriculture sector declines by 3.6 crs and that in Construcon increased by 2.5 Crs which means that people at the low end of the income bracket are looking at this Industry as a source of their livelihood. Although some of the above might be common knowledge, the fact that they have been acknowledged by the Government of India in black and white for the first me suggests that this Government's heart in the right place when it comes to this sensive sector. Despite this huge potenal as a Sector, India ranked 182nd in terms of construcon permits, requiring a total of 35 procedures to get permits as compared to an average of 16 in South Asia according to the World Bank's Doing Business 2014. The Finance Minister seems to have taken note of this observaons at the Economic Survey and made several direct and indirect provisions in the Budget for this sector from employment, investment generaon and social point of view. We have put together a Bird's Eye View of the Budget and what it holds for the Real Estate Sector for your ready reference. A wholesome growth of this sector will also act as a big driver to push GDP growth rate from the 5% at present to the targeted 10% .” Vinit Vyankatesh Deo, Chairman and Managing Director, Posiview Consulng Partners Impact of Union Budget 2014-15 on the Real Estate Sector

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POSIVIEWINSIGHT

The Economic Survey 2013-14 which came out on 9th July 2014, made some interes�ng -

and what can be called truly unprecedented - observa�ons about the Real Estate Sector. Let

me draw you a�en�on to the Top 5:

Every rupee invested in housing and construc�on adds 78 paise to the Na�onal Income. As compared to 2007 (base year), the prices of residen�al proper�es during the period

2007- 2013 have witnessed increases in 24 out of the major 26 ci�es in India with the

maximum increase in Chennai (230 per cent) followed by Pune (135 per cent), Bhopal

(123 per cent), and Mumbai (122 per cent). Nearly 30 per cent of the country's popula�on lives in ci�es and urban areas and this

figure is projected to reach 50 per cent by 2030. The present urban housing shortage is 1.9 Crore units of which 96 per cent is in

economically weaker sec�ons (EWS) / low income group (LIG) segments and requires

huge financial investment. A very cri�cal observa�on made by the Survey is that from 2005 - 12 the labor force in

agriculture sector declines by 3.6 crs and that in Construc�on increased by 2.5 Crs which

means that people at the low end of the income bracket are looking at this Industry as a

source of their livelihood.

Although some of the above might be common knowledge, the fact that they have been

acknowledged by the Government of India in black and white for the first �me suggests that

this Government's heart in the right place when it comes to this sensi�ve sector.

Despite this huge poten�al as a Sector, India ranked 182nd in terms of construc�on permits,

requiring a total of 35 procedures to get permits as compared to an average of 16 in South

Asia according to the World Bank's Doing Business 2014.

The Finance Minister seems to have taken note of this observa�ons at the Economic Survey

and made several direct and indirect provisions in the Budget for this sector from

employment, investment genera�on and social point of view. We have put together a Bird's

Eye View of the Budget and what it holds for the Real Estate Sector for your ready reference.

A wholesome growth of this sector will also act as a big driver to push GDP growth rate from

the 5% at present to the targeted 10% .”

Vinit Vyankatesh Deo, Chairman and Managing Director, Posiview Consul�ng Partners

Impact of Union Budget 2014-15 on the Real Estate Sector

Incentive to Buyers

Tax Structure for REITs ra�onalised. Adequate REITs will cut pressure on exis�ng bank lending.

Na�onal Housing Banking program; to set aside Rs. 8,000 crore for the program for Rural Housing

To encourage development of Smart Ci�es, which will also provide habita�on for the neo-middle class, requirement

of the built up area and capital condi�ons for FDI are being reduced from 50,000 sq m to 20,000 sq m and from USD 10 million to USD 5 million respec�vely

To approve Goods & Services Tax by end of year.

Proposed to strengthen authority on Advance Tax Rulings.

Financing to Real Estate Sector

To spend Rs 7,060 crore for 100 smart ci�es, as satellite towns of larger ci�es and by modernizing the

exis�ng mid-sized ci�es.

A program of Urban Renewal to be launched; It will address drinking water, use of recycled water, solid

waste management, digital connec�vity to create 500 good quality habitats of interna�onal standards.

Announced development of Metro rails in PPP mode for ci�es with more than 20 lakh people; Rs. 100

crore set aside for metro scheme in Ahmedabad and Lucknow.

Slum redevelopment to be included in Corporate Social Responsibility ac�vi�es

Proposed financing facility of Rs. 50,000 crore for urban infrastructure projects.

Urban Development

Tax Reforms

Raised 80C investment cap to Rs 2 lakh from Rs. 1.5 Lakhs which includes repayment of housing loan.

Hike in housing interest rate deduc�on limit to Rs 2 Lakh

Income tax exemp�on hiked by Rs 50,000 to Rs. 2.5 lakh.

These tax deduc�ons would mean that a person can get an addi�onal deduc�on of Rs 1.50 lacs in his taxable income which means a saving of Rs 45,000 pa or Rs 3750 pm in monthly outgo at the highest slab rate. This can increase his housing budget by Rs. 4 Lakh which is a 25-33% increase for the affordable segment houses in the range of Rs 20-25 Lacs.

Government's decision to not implement the Direct Tax Code in its present draconian form and push to implement the GST by year will take India to a new era of the tax payer friendly administra�on and result in be�er compliance.

This comprehensive package will give a new lease of life to the Ci�es which are suffering due to crumbling infrastructure and thus give boost to the Real Estate sector

This will improve liquidity in the sector and will open new avenues of financing.

Mission for low cost housing proposed to incen�vize development of low cost housing; Rs.4000 crore

announced.

Projects which commit at least 30 per cent of the total project cost for low cost affordable housing will be

exempted from minimum built up area and capitaliza�on requirements, of Foreign Direct investment (FDI)

Affordable Housing

Aiming at total Sanita�on for all households by 2019.

To provide Rs 500 crore to boost rural Power infrastructure

Rs. 3,600 crore set aside for Na�onal Rural Drinking Water Program.

To set aside Rs. 14,389 crore for rural roads improving access to the rural areas

Rural Fund corpus will be raised to Rs. 30,000 crore in FY-15.

Rural Development

Effec�ve steps to be taken to revive SEZs.

Announced Rs. 200 crore for 6 more tex�le clusters in Rae Bareily, Lucknow, Surat, Bhagalpur

Proposed an alloca�on of Rs. 5,000 crore for the fund for the year 2014-15 for urgent need for

scien�fic warehousing.

Ini�al corpus of Rs. 100 crore for development of Industrial Corridors for the smart ci�es

Industrial Real Estate

The new Government's thrust on reviving manufacturing growth as a key driver of na�onal economy will also create opportuni�es for Real Estate developers to enter the Industrial Development Segment

The Government's target to revive the rural economy will lead to balanced growth and relieve the pressure of migra�on to the ci�es.

The tax benefits combined with the opening of the sector completely for Foreign Direct Investment should see significant ac�vity in this space in the coming year especially in view of the shortage of almost 1.8 cr houses as per the Economic Survey.

The budget has allocated a total of Rs 37,880 crores towards the NHAI for the construc�on of the

highways, and an addi�onal Rs. 3,000 crores to boost road connec�vity in the North East. It has targeted comple�on of 8,500 Kms of Na�onal Highways.

The development of 16 new ports has been proposed at the outlay of Rs. 11,000 crore.

Long term loans for Infrastructure projects without restric�ons like CRR, SLR/ priority sector lending

norms.

Infrastructure Development

Infrastructure development is a catalyst to Real Estate development.

Who we are

Posiview Consul�ng is a real estate focused investment banking and strategic business advisory set up

concentra�ng on helping emerging real estate brands to realize their true growth poten�al.

What we do

Posiview Consul�ng aspires to help their client partners to grow their real estate business through

integrated and customized financial solu�ons and advisory. Our ability to hand hold our partners from

evalua�ng the feasibility of each opportunity to determining the valua�on and investment structure to deal

closure enables us to create success in the most complex of situa�ons.

Why Posiview

We are an investment banking and strategic business advisory focused on real estate. Our deep-rooted

understanding of the financial and real estate scenario in India enables us to deliver a customized solu�on

for each of our client partners. Our strong rela�onships in the financial sector, deep-rooted bonds with our

clients' business, and the ability to develop innova�ve and impac�ul financial solu�ons sets us apart to

becoming your growth partner.

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