Budget 2026: Home Buyers Seek Relief on EMIs and Upfront Costs.

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– A major residential real-estate developer; sensitive to changes in housing demand and affordability. • – Prominent housing developer; policy shifts on home loans and purchase costs influence sales cycles. Ahead of India’s Union Budget 2026, prospective home buyers are requesting tax and policy measures to reduce monthly EMIs and upfront buying costs. They want higher deductions on home-loan interest, simplified procedures, and support for first-time buyers to improve affordability in a high-cost housing market. Investors typically analyse how fiscal policy can affect housing demand, consumer affordability, and developer revenues. Policy easing on loans or costs may influence real-estate sector activity and earnings visibility; factors include regulatory deductions, credit access, and cost structures. • Budget 2026 presentation scheduled for February 1, 2026. • Home-loan interest deduction cap currently at ₹2 lakh. Policy developments that materially affect affordability can shape sector performance and consumer behaviour without implying investment advice. Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice. Please consult a certified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.