Credvest's latest acquisition of Weown is set to revolutionize Bangalore's real estate landscape, with a focus on customer experience, technological integration, and market innovation.
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Credvest has acquired Weown, a pioneer in Bangalore's real estate landscape for over 12 years.
This acquisition adds significantly to Credvest’s portfolio of ongoing real estate projects and represents a strategic expansion for the company.
Credvest deploys dedicated teams and fosters seamless collaboration across advisory, business development, product fitment, marketing, sales, and CRM departments to meet developer demands and consumer needs efficiently and on time.
The Credvest ecosystem includes advisory services, capital and resources for construction through Parking Capital, and a prop-tech platform called Grahm.Ai, among other services.
Credvest is poised to continually raise the bar in customer experience, technological integration, project execution, and market innovation.
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