Archive · 6 Sep 2025
CREDAI Hosts Property Expo, Hails GST Cut on Cement
CREDAI, a group of real estate developers, held a property expo in Tirupati to help people find homes and investments.
The government also reduced the tax on cement, which CREDAI says will make building cheaper.
This reduction in tax means houses might cost less to build, which is good for people buying homes.
The expo brought together builders, suppliers, and banks to make it easier for people to explore their options and get loans.
Local politicians supported the expo and encouraged builders to follow the rules.
CREDAI Tirupati Chapter hosted a three-day Property Expo in Tirupati.
The expo aimed to offer one-stop property solutions for prospective homebuyers.
The expo included builders, suppliers and banks.
CREDAI welcomed the government's decision to reduce GST on cement.
The GST reduction is expected to lower construction costs and benefit homebuyers.
- Who
- CREDAI, homebuyers, and builders
- What
- Property expo and GST cut on cement
- When
- Expo began Friday; GST cut recent
- Where
- Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh; India
- Why
- Expo to provide property solutions; GST cut to benefit real estate
- Organizations Involved
- CREDAI Tirupati, CREDAI India
- Expo Location
- SHREE Convention Hall, Tirupati
- Expo Focus
- One-stop property solutions
- GST Change
- Cement GST reduced from 28% to 18%
- Expected Impact of GST Cut
- Lower construction costs, benefit consumers
