NAVIGATE 25 is a premier event in the Indian real estate industry, combining insightful workshops, expert panels, and a comprehensive exhibition. The event is designed to foster collaboration, knowledge sharing, and networking among industry professionals
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NAVIGATE 25 is a premier event in the Indian real estate industry that combines workshops, expert panels, and an exhibition to promote innovation, excellence, and sustainable practices.
NAVIGATE 25 is tailored for a wide range of professionals in the real estate industry, including developers, architects, investors, technologists, and regulators.
The workshops and panels cover a wide range of topics, including sustainable development, smart technologies, regulatory compliance, and investment strategies.
The exhibition at NAVIGATE 25 provides a platform for attendees to explore the latest products, services, and solutions in the real estate industry, network with potential partners, and discover cutting-edge solutions.
The key highlights of NAVIGATE 25 include insightful workshops, expert panel discussions, a comprehensive exhibition, and numerous opportunities for networking and collaboration.
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