Real Estate, Building the Future, India Construction Festival, RAHSTA Expo
Real EstateConstructionInfrastructureAllied SectorsAutomationReal EstateSep 27, 2024
The 14th RAHSTA Expo is part of the India Construction Festival, which will be held on October 9 and 10, 2024, at the Jio Convention Centre in Mumbai.
The real estate sector in India faces challenges such as delays in project completion, cost overruns, and lack of transparency.
The government has launched several initiatives such as the Smart City Mission and the Housing for All scheme to promote the real estate sector.
NICMAR University is playing a crucial role in promoting innovation and research in the real estate sector by collaborating with several international institutions and offering courses and programs in construction and real estate.
The 14th RAHSTA Expo will provide a platform for industry stakeholders to come together and discuss the latest trends and innovations in the sector, featuring exhibitions, conferences, and workshops.
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