Mores Techno, a leading real estate investment advisory firm, is set to expand its operations into tier-2 and tier-3 cities across India, adding 100 new hires, with a focus on increasing gender diversity by ensuring 70% of the positions are filled by wome
Real EstateExpansionGender DiversityTier2 CitiesTier3 CitiesReal Estate MaharashtraMar 05, 2025

Mores Techno is a real estate investment advisory firm that provides services related to real estate investments, market analysis, and project management.
Mores Techno is planning to hire 100 new employees as part of its expansion into tier-2 and tier-3 cities in India.
70% of the new hires will be women, as part of Mores Techno's commitment to gender diversity.
The new hires will receive training and development programs that cover a range of topics, including real estate market analysis, client relationship management, and project management.
Mores Techno is expanding into tier-2 and tier-3 cities to capitalize on the rapid development and investment opportunities in these regions, and to provide tailored advisory services to clients.

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