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Housing for all by 2022: Far-fetched or feasible?
The following is the report by JLL, India
Housing For All by 2022: Far-Fetched or Feasible?
resolution of land litigation issues need to be adequately addressed. A three-pronged approach involving the state, regulatory bodies and the executing agency/private player is of the essence. The respective state governments will also play a major role in synergising their own housing policy with that of the Centre and revitalising the role of the development authority as more of a facilitator with contracts being awarded to private players/semi-government agencies such as HUDCO and NBCC.
It is also essential to have the right development partners who will not put their
hand up in the middle of project execution citing
Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India
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