Mohali (Punjab), August 29, 2025: Epique Real Ventures, a leading real estate consultancy in Punjab, has been awarded the prestigious 'Emerging Start-Up of the Year' award for its transformative role in the real estate advisory sector.
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The 'Emerging Start-Up of the Year' award is a prestigious recognition given to startups that have demonstrated significant impact and innovation in their respective industries, particularly in reshaping and leading the market forward.
Epique Real Ventures was founded by Mr. Himanshu Pant, a Global Indian Award recipient with over two decades of leadership in India’s real estate sector, and Mrs. Ruchi Pant, a National Education Excellence Award winner and former senior banker with ICICI Bank and Axis Bank.
The 'Integrated Value Architecture' approach is a unique method developed by Epique Real Ventures that combines project conceptualisation, regulatory facilitation, investment advisory, and portfolio management to deliver comprehensive and innovative real estate solutions.
Epique Real Ventures is currently operating in Mohali and Ludhiana, with plans to expand into Amritsar to further strengthen its presence in Punjab.
Epique Real Ventures stands out due to its client-first approach, innovative strategies, and commitment to clarity, credibility, and client-centricity. The firm's proprietary Strategic Clarity Framework and banking-grade compliance verification set new standards of accountability and transparency in the real estate advisory sector.

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