With positive economic announcements and good rainfall, Aurangabad saw a significant surge in transactions across various sectors on Dussehra. Jewelry, electronics, real estate, and vehicles all saw record sales, with transactions estimated to be worth cr
DussehraTransactionsAurangabadReal EstateJewelryReal Estate MumbaiOct 14, 2024
The surge in transactions was primarily due to the positive economic announcements by multinational companies and the satisfactory rainfall, which created a favorable economic atmosphere.
The jewelry association officials estimated transactions to be around Rs 10 to 12 crore on Dussehra.
Customers were particularly interested in purchasing big TVs, the latest mobile phones, fridges, ACs, washing machines, and music systems.
The real estate business saw a 35 percent increase on Dussehra compared to the previous year.
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