AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND ITS SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT ON PUNE DISTRICT: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENTS AND GOVERNMENT INITIATIVES
Tupsakhare Sanjay Anant
Department of Management Arunodaya University, Itanagar. Arunachal Pradesh
Dr. Sujay Madhukar Khadlikar
Department of Management Arunodaya University, Itanagar. Arunachal Pradesh
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The issue of affordable housing has emerged as a significant concern for policymakers and urban planners worldwide. In India, urban areas like Pune have experienced rapid population growth and increasing urbanization, leading to a surge in the demand for affordable housing. This research paper aims to critically analyze the socioeconomic impact of affordable housing in Pune District, with a focus on real estate developments and government initiatives. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, data analysis, and case studies, this study seeks to identify the challenges, opportunities, and potential solutions for addressing the affordable housing crisis in Pune. The paper concludes with policy recommendations to enhance the accessibility and quality of affordable housing in the district.
Keywords:
Policy; Pune; Growth; Housing; City
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