The inaugural day of the Mall of Homes 2025 Expo in Mumbai saw a significant influx of over 14,000 visitors, marking a strong start to the event. Key presentations, including the MMR Broking Market CY'24 Analysis Report by CRE Matrix, and a panel discussi
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The Mall of Homes 2025 Expo is a significant real estate event in Mumbai that showcases a wide range of property options, from luxurious apartments to affordable housing. It also features expert presentations and panel discussions on the future of the real estate market.
Over 14,000 visitors attended the first day of the Mall of Homes 2025 Expo, marking a strong start to the event.
One of the key presentations was the MMR Broking Market CY'24 Analysis Report by CRE Matrix, which provided a comprehensive overview of the MMR real estate market. There was also a panel discussion on real estate transformations in 2025.
The panel discussed the evolving trends and innovations that will shape the future of the real estate market, including the impact of technology, sustainable building practices, and the changing demands of homebuyers.
The expo featured a wide range of property options, from luxurious apartments to affordable housing, catering to a diverse audience of first-time homebuyers and investors.
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The real estate sector in India is poised to become a significant employment generation hub, with an estimated 18.7% growth rate, making it the second-largest employer after agriculture.
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According to Colliers India, institutional investments in real estate have already reached USD 4.7 billion in the first three quarters of 2024, accounting for 87% of the total inflows. The report suggests a further growth in 2025.