In a significant move to boost the proptech landscape in India, NAREDCO Maharashtra has partnered with Brigade REAP to launch PROPEL, a 200 crore venture fund. This initiative will provide a robust ecosystem for proptech startups, making it the largest of
ProptechReal EstateStartupsNaredco MaharashtraBrigade ReapReal Estate MaharashtraNov 14, 2024
NAREDCO Maharashtra is the Real Estate Developers Association of Maharashtra, a leading organization representing real estate developers in the state. It aims to promote sustainable and transparent real estate practices.
Brigade REAP is a leading real estate investment and advisory firm in India. It focuses on bridging the gap between investors and innovative real estate projects by providing expertise and mentorship.
The PROPEL initiative, backed by a 200 crore venture fund, is designed to support proptech startups in various stages of development. It provides financial support, mentorship, and access to a vast network of industry experts and investors.
Startups will benefit from financial support, mentorship and guidance, access to a wide network of industry leaders and investors, and policy advocacy that supports their growth and development.
The partnership is expected to foster innovation, streamline processes, enhance efficiency, and improve the overall customer experience in the real estate sector by supporting the development of proptech solutions.
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