The Realtor's Conclave at HOMETHON 2025 in Mumbai brought together over 2500 industry leaders to discuss the evolving real estate sector, emphasizing the role of technology and digital tools in transforming sales strategies.
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HOMETHON 2025 is a major real estate event held in Mumbai that brings together industry leaders to discuss the future of the sector, showcase projects, and connect with prospective homebuyers.
Technology is transforming real estate sales by enhancing customer engagement, improving transaction efficiency, and providing more transparent and accessible information to buyers.
Channel partners play a crucial role in the real estate market by facilitating connections between developers and homebuyers, and by helping to absorb available housing stock through their networks.
Mumbai is projected to account for 40% of real estate financing accounts by 2030, driven by the growing demand from buyers and the rapid absorption of available housing stock.
Sustainable initiatives discussed at HOMETHON 2025 included the integration of green technologies, smart city initiatives, and the development of sustainable real estate projects to create a more resilient built environment.

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