Amaravati Property Festival 2025: A Homebuyer’s Haven
The 11th Amaravati Property Festival, organized by NAREDCO Central Zone, kicks off on September 19, 2025, offering a transparent and comprehensive platform for homebuyers with over 60 exhibitors.
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The festival, held under the aegis of the Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs, aims to simplify the home-buying process by offering a transparent and comprehensive platform. According to Sandeep Mandava, President of NAREDCO Central Zone, the festival’s primary focus is on empowering homebuyers. “This festival puts homebuyers first by bringing credible developers, transparent project options, and on-the-spot financial assistance under one roof,” he stated.
Mandava also acknowledged the Andhra Pradesh government’s recent reforms, such as the repeal of the NALA Act, relaxed construction norms, and faster project approvals, which have significantly boosted the real estate industry and buyer confidence. These reforms have created a more favorable environment for both developers and buyers.
Kiran Paruchuri, NAREDCO State Executive Vice-President, highlighted the festival’s role in providing further insights on the improved ease of doing business and how policy clarity is leading to timely project delivery. He emphasized that the government’s proactive approach is benefiting both developers and homebuyers by ensuring faster project execution and increased transparency.
The festival promises a comprehensive experience for attendees. Hari Prasad, NAREDCO Central Zone executive secretary, detailed the event’s on-ground arrangements, ensuring a smooth and organized experience for all participants.
Penmatcha Srinivasa Raju, chairman of title sponsor SLV Developers, expressed his pride in supporting an event that builds trust with buyers. SLV Developers is committed to offering high-quality projects and transparent business practices, which align with the festival’s objectives.
The festival will also host special sessions on the real estate outlook for the Vijayawada–Amaravati region, affordable housing options, and financial advisory for first-time buyers. These sessions will provide valuable insights and practical advice to attendees, making the festival a must-visit for anyone in the market for a new home.
Public entry to the festival is free, making it an accessible and inclusive event for all homebuyers. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, the Amaravati Property Festival 2025 offers a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of properties and connect with leading industry professionals.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the Amaravati Property Festival 2025 taking place?
The Amaravati Property Festival 2025 is taking place from September 19 to 21, 2025, in Vijayawada.
How many exhibitors will be present at the festival?
Over 60 exhibitors, including prominent developers, financial institutions, and home improvement solution providers, will be present at the festival.
What is the primary focus of the Amaravati Property Festival?
The primary focus of the festival is to empower homebuyers by bringing credible developers, transparent project options, and on-the-spot financial assistance under one roof.
What recent reforms have boosted the real estate industry in Andhra Pradesh?
Recent reforms such as the repeal of the NALA Act, relaxed construction norms, and faster project approvals have significantly boosted the real estate industry and buyer confidence in Andhra Pradesh.
What special sessions will be hosted at the festival?
The festival will host special sessions on the real estate outlook for the Vijayawada–Amaravati region, affordable housing options, and financial advisory for first-time buyers.
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