REA India, part of Australia's REA Group, leverages its platforms - Housing.com, PropTiger, and Makaan.com - to offer comprehensive real estate services.
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REA India has achieved a 31% revenue growth in the fiscal year ending June, reaching INR 563 crore.
REA India owns two major online classified advertisement platforms: Housing.com and PropTiger, as well as Makaan.com.
REA India's focus is on an app-first strategy, which has been crucial in enhancing consumer engagement, delivering personalized services, and providing an overall exceptional consumer experience.
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REA Group is a leading global online real estate advertising company, with a presence in Australia, Asia, and the United States, providing a range of property-related services.
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