One of the dreams of successive governments has been “Housing For All” . Over the years, the regulations for Investment Opportunities in the Affordable Housing Segment have been revised and liberalised, to promote Competitive Investment Opportunities. With a target of “Housing For All by 2022” , the Current Government has further liberalised Investment Opportunities (including Foreign Investments) in Real Estate – Low cost Affordable Housing Segment, and announced 8 Public Private Partnership (PPP) models for boosting the Affordable Housing Segment. There is a huge scope for Real Estate developers to venture into something profitable, while fulfilling a social cause. Many HNIs and Institutional Investors, both inland and foreign, have been exploring this segment as a potential investment destination, due to the relaxed regulations, and size of the market. Here’s a quick look at the regulatory structure of the Affordable Housing Segment. REGULATORS FOR FOREIGN INVESTME...

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