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In the face of surging land prices, real estate professionals are urging the implementation of quicker project approvals and the digitization of land records to streamline business operations. They also highlight the need for a robust affordable housing policy to assist everyday buyers. Industry figures stress the importance of embracing technology to bolster accountability and efficiency in the sector, paving the way for smarter, sustainable construction practices. Source: Cheaper homes, faster clearances: Real estate experts lay out reforms for growth
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