Vridhi Home Finance, a prominent player in the Indian real estate finance sector, has secured a significant Rs 310 crore funding. This strategic move is aimed at expanding its operations in Pune, one of India's rapidly growing real estate markets. The col
Vridhi Home FinanceReal EstatePuneFundingExpansionReal Estate PuneNov 04, 2024
Vridhi Home Finance is a leading financial institution in the Indian real estate sector that offers a wide range of home finance products and services, including home loans, home improvement loans, and construction financing.
Vridhi Home Finance has secured Rs 310 crore in funding to support its expansion plans.
Vridhi Home Finance is expanding its operations in Pune, one of India's rapidly growing real estate markets.
The real estate market in Pune is driven by factors such as urbanization, industrial development, and robust infrastructure, leading to a steady growth in the demand for residential properties.
The mission of Vridhi Home Finance is to empower homebuyers by providing affordable and flexible financing options and to offer tailor-made financial solutions that meet the diverse needs of its customers.
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