Pune, 13th April 2025: Dreams Per Square Feet, India's first-of-its-kind hybrid real estate magazine, proudly announces the release of its latest edition, featuring a comprehensive overview of the most innovative and luxurious properties across the country.
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Dreams Per Square Feet is India's first-of-its-kind hybrid real estate magazine, offering comprehensive coverage of the real estate market through a combination of print and digital media.
The April–June 2025 edition of Dreams Per Square Feet features a wide range of properties, a focus on sustainable real estate projects, exclusive interviews with industry experts, and a lifestyle section covering interior design trends and more.
Dreams Per Square Feet offers a unique hybrid format that allows readers to access detailed articles, stunning visuals, and interactive content both in print and online, including virtual tours, 3D models, and video interviews.
The magazine highlights innovative sustainable real estate projects, providing readers with insights into the future of green building practices and the growing emphasis on environmental responsibility in the industry.
Yes, Dreams Per Square Feet regularly hosts webinars, workshops, and networking events to bring together real estate professionals and enthusiasts, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing in the industry.

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