Bharat Infra Yojana’s Financial Revolution: Reversing the Traditional Real Estate Pricing Logic
- Prerna Darak
- Jul 26
- 2 min read

June 2025 | National Housing Chronicle
New Delhi, India – In a bold departure from the developer-first approach that has long dominated the Indian real estate industry, Bharat Infra Yojana (BIY) has unveiled a Structured Financial Framework that places homebuyer affordability and welfare at the center of property pricing. This breakthrough is not just an innovation—it is a paradigm shift.
From Developer-Led Pricing to Buyer-Driven Affordability
For decades, real estate pricing in India has followed a one-sided equation: developers set the price, and buyers stretch, negotiate, or walk away. This model has led to an inflated market, unsold inventories, and growing disillusionment among middle-class families who feel permanently priced out of homeownership.
Bharat Infra Yojana flips this equation.
“Instead of showing homes based on what’s available, we match homes to what people can truly afford—using data, AI, and demand aggregation,” says Mr. Nishant Kashyap, Co-founder of BIY and the architect behind its AI-powered financial framework.
The Structured Financial Framework – Explained
At the core of this reversal is a simple yet radical principle:
“Price the property from the buyer’s wallet—not the builder’s balance sheet.”
Here’s how the framework works:
Start with the Buyer’s Budget
Using AI-based profiling, BIY analyzes:
Current rent payments
Income vs. EMI capacity
Loan eligibility and repayment ability
Down payment readiness
Timeline for possession
This yields a personal affordability band for each buyer.
Aggregate Demand in That Band
Instead of random listings, BIY creates clusters of buyers with similar affordability (e.g., ₹22–30 lakh). This consolidated demand becomes negotiation leverage.
Negotiate Reverse Price from Developers
Developers are shown pre-qualified clusters. Instead of “selling,” they are invited to match buyer budgets in exchange for:
Bulk bookings
Reduced marketing costs
Faster cash flow
Lower inventory risk
Add Social Value to Increase Net Affordability
BIY further enhances affordability with built-in welfare:
Free First-Aid Healthcare Center in housing clusters
Senior Citizen Medical Waivers
Zero Society Maintenance for Teachers/Doctors/Defence Personnel
Online Expo + EOI-based Booking = No brokerage or middlemen
The Result: A Reverse-Pricing Revolution
Traditional Model | BIY’s Reverse Pricing |
Developer sets price | Buyer affordability sets price |
Home shown first | Budget matched first |
High margins, low velocity | Lower margins, bulk deals |
Buyer pays brokerage | Buyer pays zero channel fee |
Long sales cycles | Fast cluster absorption |
“We’re not just offering homes; we’re correcting an unfair market,” says Mr. Kashyap. “In an era where everything is customized—ads, content, food—why not homes?”
Is It Working?
Yes. BIY has already negotiated group discounts of up to 18% in major cities like Pune, reducing ticket prices from ₹60L to ₹49L for buyers who otherwise would have stayed tenants.
Even top-tier developers are coming onboard, recognizing the power of buyer intelligence and demand predictability that BIY brings to the table.
A National Movement, Not Just a Marketplace
Bharat Infra Yojana isn’t just a platform—it’s a public movement for inclusive housing. It aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and empowers Indians—especially middle-class families, professionals, and senior citizens—to own homes without financial fear.
BIY’s Structured Financial Framework may very well be the blueprint for how real estate works in the future: transparent, data-driven, and buyer-first.