Gudi Padwa is one of the biggest festival when it comes to Maharashtra. In the state many make their home purchase.

There are multiple reasons for this, especially because people consider this time as auspicious and opportune to invest in a home.

Several builders are making several festive offers, today we check what one of Mumbai’s top developer Runwal is offering to its home buyers across its several real estate projects.

Runwal Group, has come up with the ‘Great Runwal Home Fest’, coinciding with Gudi Padwa festive celebrations. Home buyers can avail of attractive spot benefits, assured gold vouchers on bookings and flexi pay plans.

Under flexi pay plans the home buyer just pays 10% at time of booking and nothing till December 2023.  Other offers include spot benefits and assured gold vouchers at time of booking. These offers are available across their projects of Runwal Bliss and Runwal Avenue at Kanjurmarg East and Runwal Forests at Kanjurmarg West. For Runwal Pinnacle at Mulund West, home buyers just have to pay 10% at time of booking and nothing till June 2025. Spot benefits and assured gold vouchers at time of booking are also on offer. Flexi pay plan scheme for Runwal Gardens at Dombivli is 10% at time of booking and nothing till March 2024. Home buyers can also avail of spot benefits like wheel of fortune, assured gold vouchers on booking and special offer only for women home buyers, at the time of booking.

Gudi Padwa marks the first day of the Marathi New Year and therefore considered as one of the most auspicious days of the year. The day signifies new beginnings and hopes and therefore an occasion to buy a new home.

Commenting on the Home Fest, Rajat Rastogi, Executive Director, Runwal Group said, “Festive times always bring about a positive sentiment in consumers which is visible in their home buying as well. Gudi Padwa is an occasion which usually leads to surge in purchases, including those of homes. This year, we have launched the ‘Great Runwal Home Fest’ to coincide with Gudi Padwa, providing a further incentive to home buyers. The Home Fest offers have been tailor-made to suit home buyer aspirations during this festive period. We have been experiencing a steady demand across our projects and we are certain of ending the FY on a high note with robust sale volumes.”

Runwal Group’s belief in transparent transaction, commitment to quality and creating customer delight has established it as one of the leading developers of the country. Its projects are designed to offer a superior lifestyle to home seekers while offering great value.

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