Anushree Harde and Akshaya Paul, Research Associates at The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), share why India needs to fully realize the potential of rental housing and why it requires a supportive regulatory framework that encourages investment and development in the sector, addressing both fiscal and non-fiscal challenges.
Housing status in cities for an individual is a critical determinant to create access to services, employment, and credit. Apart from owning a house, which is a dream for every person, rental housing is also quite important, especially in cities, but historically, India has paid little attention to this segment.
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