Impact on Real Estate Investment Decisions due to revision of Jantri rates
The revision of Jantri rates, set by state governments, plays a significant role in the real estate market by influencing property valuations and transaction costs. Jantri rates determine the minimum value at which properties can be registered, and any changes in these rates can directly affect real estate investment decisions. When Jantri rates are revised, they impact the overall cost structure of property transactions, including stamp duties and registration fees. These changes can either encourage or discourage investors, depending on whether the rates rise or fall. A higher Jantri rate may make properties appear more expensive, leading to a reduction in investment activity, while a lower rate may stimulate demand and increase market transactions. This research aims to explore the impact of Jantri rate revisions on real estate investment decisions, considering factors such as investor sentiment, market behavior, and the broader economic environment.
