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Over 15,000 properties will be showcased at the Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry expo scheduled to be held at the MMRDA grounds, Bandra Kurla Complex, from April 14 to17.
The exhibition, organised bi-annually by the MCHI for the past 11 years, is a one-stop destination for potential property buyers in Mumbai.
About 15 leading housing finance institutions and banks, such as HDFC, ICICI, LIC, DCB, DHFL, HSBC, IndiaBulls, and Reliance Home Finance will be at the expo to offer home loans.
Mr Sunil Mantri, President of MCHI, said, “MCHI over the years have emerged as a strong bond between homebuyers and the developers. The organization has extended its reach across all the regions of Mumbai Metropolitan Region. We are confident of a record number of visitors and large number of deals for properties happening in the four-day mega event this year.”
Mr Boman Irani, Chairman, Exhibitions, said the expo, ‘Property 2011,' will cater to the requirements of all segments of buyers. On display will be homes in the affordable, luxury and premium category, besides commercial properties, across locations of Mumbai and other cities on one platform.
Mr Bandish Ajmera, Co-Chairman of Exhibition Committee, said over 100 developers will showcase apartments ranging from Rs 15 lakh to Rs 5 crore.
Leading Mumbai developers such as the Nahar Group, Lodha Group, DB Realty, Ackruti City, Kohinoor, Kalpataru, Ajmera Group, Nirmal Lifestyle, Rustomjee Group, Hiranandani, Godrej Properties, Seth Developers, Kanakia, Mayfair Housing, Sunil Mantri Realty, Gundecha, Neptune Developers, Dosti Group and Jaycee will have their properties on display.
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