Puravankara, a leading Indian real estate developer, is bringing its Property Show Series to major US cities this September, offering non-resident Indians (NRIs) premium investment opportunities in India's top cities.
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The Puravankara Property Show Series is a series of events hosted by Puravankara, a leading Indian real estate developer, in major US cities. It is designed to offer non-resident Indians (NRIs) the opportunity to explore high-quality investment and living options in India.
The events will take place between September 6 and 28, making stops in major US cities such as New Jersey, Seattle, Santa Clara, Houston, and Frisco.
Properties on offer include high-yield investment options in cities like Bengaluru, Chennai, Goa, Mumbai, and Pune. These properties range from luxurious apartments to high-end commercial spaces.
NRIs can experience hands-on consultations with Puravankara's specialized NRI desk, gain access to exclusive previews and pricing, and benefit from flexible payment plans.
To register for the Property Show Series and for more information, visit Puravankara's official website or contact their NRI desk directly.
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