Neel AcharyAshish Sharma, AVP Operations, Brahma Group
“We welcome the RBI’s decision to reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25%, a move that will make loans more affordable and strengthen overall market confidence. Stable and lower borrowing costs help keep EMIs manageable for homebuyers, while enabling developers to plan capital allocation for ongoing and large-scale projects more efficiently. This monetary consistency is expected to stimulate demand in price-sensitive markets, improve liquidity, and support sustained momentum across both residential and commercial segments. We believe this policy direction will drive long-term sectoral growth and reinforce stability within the real estate ecosystem.”
Subhashendra Kumar, CFO, Trehan Iris
“We welcome the Reserve Bank of India’s decision to reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25% and revise the FY’26 GDP growth outlook upward. This decisive policy move will strengthen macroeconomic stability and bolster investor confidence, offering significant relief to both homebuyers and developers. Lower borrowing costs will help keep EMIs affordable for buyers, while enabling developers to better plan capital deployment and financing for ongoing and large-scale projects. We are optimistic that this supportive monetary stance will further stimulate sustained demand, accelerate sectoral growth, and drive long-term value creation across India’s real estate markets.”
Santosh Agarwal, CFO & Executive Director, Alpha Corp Development Limited
“The RBI’s decision to reduce the repo rate by 25 bps to 5.25% is a welcome move that reinforces economic stability while keeping inflation on track. For the real estate sector, this brings much-needed predictability in lending costs, enabling developers to plan capital deployment more efficiently. Homebuyers, too, stand to benefit from steady EMIs, which strengthens confidence in long-term property investments. Such monetary consistency is crucial for sustaining momentum across residential and commercial segments, supporting large-scale project execution, and further uplifting overall market sentiment.”
Rajan Luthra, CFO, Action Construction Equipment
“The RBI’s decision to reduce the repo rate by 25 basis points to 5.25 percent is a timely and positive move for capital-intensive sectors like construction equipment. A lower interest rate ecosystem eases borrowing costs, improves liquidity, and supports better planning and execution of large infrastructure projects. Despite a relatively subdued year for the industry, the government’s sustained focus on infrastructure and policy continuity continues to inspire confidence. This rate cut will further strengthen investment sentiment and operational efficiency across the sector. At ACE, we remain optimistic about 2026 and see this as an opportunity to deepen customer engagement, drive innovation, and contribute meaningfully to the next wave of India’s infrastructure growth.”
