Over 100 projects were on show from more than 12 developers
Melbourne’s largest Indian property show, held over two days in May at the exquisite Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens, exhibited exclusive deals for clients looking to invest in the swiftly progressing Indian real estate market.
Organized by Sumo Global and Dhanush along with their platinum partner Ozone group, the event which began on 28 May, showcased over 100 projects by 12 developers from Delhi NCR, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Goa, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Hyderabad. The event was attended by top-notch developers from India such as Godrej Properties, Mantri, Ajmera Realty, Amanora, World Trade Centre, Radius, Goyal and Homeland Heights.
The essence of the deals offered by the builders at the program lies in the strategic timing of the event, providing investors with a threefold advantage. The introduction of the Real Estate Regulatory Bill on 1 May this year, ensures that buyers of real estate are shielded from exploitation at the hands of sellers. Preceded by the booming Indian economy and the growing interest of foreign institutions and private equity firms to invest in the real estate arena in India, this event provided clients with a perfect blend of motivation, affordability and security.
Sumo Global and Dhanush utilized these prevailing conditions in real estate to provide varying opportunities to Melbourne’s NRIs with deals customized to individual requirements. Builders at the event, which was attended by more than 500 families, were also able to offer easy payment plans to their customers, making it easier for middle-class families to buy homes.
Those who missed the event, can contact Chetan Oberoi at 0451512667 for special property deals.
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