The highest revenue till February of the current financial year is in Pus and the lowest in October
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From July to February of the current financial year, a revenue of 28 billion 83 billion 191 thousand rupees has been raised from real estate transactions. Compared to the same period of the previous financial year, the revenue of the current financial year is 3.58 billion 46 lakh rupees, according to the data of the Land Management and Records Department.
From July to February of the last fiscal year, the revenue was 25 billion 245 million 32 thousand rupees. Up to February of the current fiscal year, the highest revenue has been raised in the month of January and the lowest in the month of October.
The department said that the revenue of Rs. According to the data of the department, the revenue of 3.83 billion rupees in July, 3.9 billion rupees in August, 3.8 billion rupees in October, 3.87 billion rupees in November, 3.87 billion rupees in January and 4.1 billion rupees in February.
Overall turnover has increased in February compared to February of the current financial year. But the actual turnover has decreased by some numbers. According to the department, while 46 thousand 69 transactions were passed in January, there were only 46 thousand 61 in February. The overall turnover was 1 lakh 32 thousand 31 in January and 1 lakh 36 thousand 46 in February. Compared to January, the share has decreased in February. According to the data of the department, there were 50 thousand 598 times in January and 49 thousand 750 times in February.
Vidur Dhamala, president of Nepal Land and Housing Development Association, said that although the revenue has increased due to the increase in real estate prices, the business has not increased. Increasing revenue has become a matter for the government. But because the price of real estate increased, the business could not increase," he said. Dhamala said that in order to increase the real estate business, Nepal Rastra Bank should increase the monthly installment income ratio of loans from 80 percent risk weight to 100 percent from 120 percent and maintain the ratio of loan to collateral in loans at 80 percent. Now, to increase the real estate business, there is no other option but to increase the monthly installment income ratio of the loans taken by the housing loan and real estate businessmen and the businessmen who build housing and apartments with a permit.
Real estate loans (including personal residential house loans) have increased by 3.2 percent in the seven months of the current financial year, according to data from Nepal Rastra Bank. During the same period of the last financial year, real estate loans (including individual residential house loans) increased by 5.2 percent. In the seven months of the current financial year, personal residential house loans (up to 2 crores) have been disbursed to the tune of 12.28 billion 68 lakh rupees.
In the same period last financial year, 32 billion 51 billion 88 million rupees were disbursed. In July 2080, the National Bank had provided a maximum loan of Rs 2 crore for those who wanted to build their first house. Earlier, there was a provision to get loans up to 15 million rupees.
Although overall loan flow has increased, the loan flow of personal residential house loans (up to 2 crores) has decreased by 20.23 billion rupees compared to seven months of last year. Real estate loans have increased. According to the data of Rashtra Bank, in the seven months of the current financial year, the real estate loan disbursed was Rs.
