The Goa Assembly has passed a bill allowing the Goa Housing Board to implement projects. This new legislation enables joint ventures and revenue-sharing models for housing development. The amendment empowers the board to partner with eligible entities for scheme implementation. This move aims to leverage practical and financial advantages for efficient project execution. The state government will soon frame rules for these new development partnerships. The Goa Assembly has passed a bill allowing the Goa Housing Board to implement projects. This new legislation enables joint ventures and revenue-sharing models for housing development. The amendment empowers the board to partner with eligible entities for scheme implementation. This move aims to leverage practical and financial advantages for efficient project execution. The state government will soon frame rules for these new development partnerships.
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Goa’s new housing law opens the door to revenue-sharing projects; here’s why
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