The Indian real estate market is projected to reach a value of $45.32 trillion by 2024, with residential real estate leading the charge. Magicbricks, a prominent player in this sector, has leveraged data-driven marketing strategies to establish itself as
Real EstateDatadriven MarketingMagicbricksPrasun KumarTechnologyReal Estate NewsNov 22, 2024

Magicbricks is a leading online real estate platform in India, offering a wide range of services including property listings, real estate news, home loans, and rental services.
Magicbricks leverages advanced data analytics to understand market trends, consumer behavior, and property valuations, which helps in making informed marketing decisions and providing tailored recommendations to users.
The Indian real estate market is projected to reach a value of $45.32 trillion by 2024.
Prasun Kumar is the Chief Operating Officer at Magicbricks, overseeing the company's strategic initiatives and emphasizing the importance of data-driven marketing and user experience.
Magicbricks plans to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to enhance its data analytics capabilities and offer more personalized and predictive services to users.

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