Purva Home Fest 2024: Exclusive Offers for Homebuyers in Mumbai and Pune
Puravankara, a leading real estate developer, announces the Purva Home Fest 2024 in Mumbai and Pune, offering exclusive benefits to homebuyers in the premium and mid-segment housing market.
Real EstateHomebuyersMumbaiPunePuravankaraReal Estate MumbaiOct 03, 2024
On display at the fest will be seven of the most sought-after residential projects Purva Clermont in Chembur; Provident Palm Vista in Shilphata; Purva Aspire in Bavdhan Pune; Provident Kenvista in Kondhwa Pune; and Purva Silversands, Purva Emerald Bay, Purva Codename Hello Nature - all in Mundhwa, Pune. These projects have locational advantages, robust infrastructure, and increasing demand among homebuyers.
With the real estate market witnessing an upswing, particularly in Western India, Puravankara aims to cater to the growing appetite for premium and affordable homes. Recent market data reveals that Mumbai and Pune collectively accounted for 45% of Maharashtra's real estate sales in the second quarter of 2024. With a steady increase in registrations and property prices remaining competitive, these regions have become prime hubs for real estate investment.
During the Purva Home Fest 2024, homebuyers will enjoy exclusive offers, including zero stamp duty, zero floor rise, and gold coins, providing substantial savings on purchases. Additional benefits include spot booking incentives, gifts such as iPads or iPhones, Purva Streaks (Interiors) vouchers, and home furnishing packages to enhance the home-buying experience
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Purva Home Fest 2024?
The Purva Home Fest 2024 is a month-long event by Puravankara, offering exclusive benefits to homebuyers in Mumbai and Pune.
What are the benefits offered during the Purva Home Fest 2024?
Homebuyers can enjoy exclusive offers, including zero stamp duty, zero floor rise, and gold coins, providing substantial savings on purchases.
Which cities will the Purva Home Fest 2024 cover?
The Purva Home Fest 2024 will cover key projects across Mumbai and Pune.
What is the duration of the Purva Home Fest 2024?
The Purva Home Fest 2024 will take place from 3rd October to 3rd November 2024.
What is Puravankara's goal with the Purva Home Fest 2024?
Puravankara aims to cater to the growing appetite for premium and affordable homes in Mumbai and Pune, making homeownership more accessible and rewarding during the festive season.
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