nashik the union budget needs to have proper incentives for home buyers to buy properties which would not only boost the economy but also the real estate sector said satish magar national president of the confederation of real estate developers associations of india credaimagar was speaking to the media on the sidelines of the twoday leadership conclave 2021 organised by credai maharashtra unit in nashik over 100 city presidents of credai from over 55 branches participated in the conclave retired ias officer mahesh zagade also paid a visit and delivered a lecture on the role of the association to make the city economically vibrant and affordablestate credai president rajiv parikh said the new rules related to real estate brought in transparency and the state governments decision to reduce the stamp duty also benefited many homebuyers he expressed satisfaction over the positive outlook of the state government to boost the real estate sector jitendra thakkar national advisor of credai said 90 of the work that credai was doing was for homebuyers developers work on a thin profit margin and when they fight against the taxes levied by the government their fight is to provide affordable houses to homebuyers said thakkardistrict guardian minister chhagan bhujbal who attended the valedictory session of the conclave lauded credai nashik for setting up a grand covid care centre ccc when the pandemic was at its peak and for providing masks and sanitisers in large quantities he said the real estate sector gave stability to people and provided employment to many on account of which the government granted many facilities to the real estate sector