Germany-based Nemetschek Group inaugurates Mumbai office, sets ambitious growth plan in India's booming real estate market.
Nemetschek GroupBim SolutionsAeco IndustryIndiaReal Estate MarketConstruction IndustryReal Estate MumbaiJul 12, 2024
Nemetschek Group aims to achieve 15-20% growth in the next 2-3 years in India.
India's booming real estate market and large number of construction projects, including around 9,500 National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) projects, represent a significant opportunity for Nemetschek Group.
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Nemetschek Group's solutions cater to the specific needs of architects, landscape and interior designers, engineering design consultants, project management companies, and contractors in India.
Nemetschek Group has a research and development center in Hyderabad, reflecting its commitment to continuous innovation and support for the local industry in India.
A detailed study on the growth of the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) market, highlighting its potential and opportunities for investors.
The event brought together real estate experts to discuss the current landscape, future trends, and strategies to address affordability challenges in Greater Mumbai. The research report, ‘The Reality of Mumbai Realty,’ provides key insights into pricing t
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