Pune, Maharashtra, September 3rd, 2025: PropertyDrone Realty, launched in 2020, has transformed Pune's luxury property market by addressing significant gaps and providing a systematic approach to property buying.
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Before 2020, Pune's luxury property market lacked standardized processes, leading to conflicting information, hidden costs, and challenges for NRIs in terms of local market knowledge and currency fluctuations.
PropertyDrone Realty developed a decision-making framework that pre-qualifies properties against client criteria, provided educational content, and created specialized protocols for NRI clients, including virtual property tours and legal documentation support.
PropertyDrone Realty has sold over 500 premium properties and received more than 25 industry awards, including 'Best Channel Partner' status from leading developers.
PropertyDrone Realty plans to enter the Mumbai, Bangalore, and Dubai markets by 2026, applying the same client framework that succeeded in Pune while adapting to local market conditions and regulations.
PropertyDrone Realty ensures client satisfaction by providing data-driven decisions, pre-qualifying properties, and offering comprehensive support, including virtual tours and legal documentation, to eliminate guesswork and hidden costs.
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