In a first-of-its-kind collaboration, NAREDCO Maharashtra has signed a historic MoU with 41 Channel Partner (CP) associations across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) ahead of the Realtors Conclave & HOMETHON Property Expo 2025. Supported by Hiranandani Communities and Labdhi Lifestyle, the initiative brings together an unprecedented network of 35,000 CPs to create a mega sales platform targeting ₹25,000+ crore in housing sales.

Why It Matters

For homebuyers, HOMETHON 2025 promises a one-stop housing showcase across affordable, mid-income, premium, and luxury segments. For CPs, it is the largest-ever platform to access 1,000+ projects and connect with lakhs of buyers. For developers, it offers an organized CP network to drive sales momentum.


Key Highlights of HOMETHON 2025

FeatureDetails
MoU Partners41 CP associations across MMR
CP Network Size35,000 members
Sales Target₹25,000+ crore
Projects Showcased1,000+ from top developers
CoverageMMR (Mumbai, Thane, Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Vasai–Virar, Kalyan, Raigad, Mira Road) + Pune, Nashik, Nagpur
Special AttractionDedicated International Pavilion for global property projects
Footfall Expected1 lakh+ visitors across 3 days
Buyer BenefitsStamp duty & registration waivers, exclusive deals, tailor-made home loans

International Pavilion: Global Homes for Indian Buyers

For the first time, HOMETHON 2025 will feature an International Pavilion, showcasing premium real estate projects from across the globe. This opens:

  • New opportunities for CPs to act as global advisors.
  • Access for HNIs, NRIs, and investors to explore overseas properties.
  • A step towards integrating India into the global real estate investment ecosystem.

Voices from the Industry

“By bringing together 41 CP associations and empowering 35,000 members, HOMETHON 2025 is not just an expo — it’s an ecosystem that bridges demand and supply, drives momentum, and fuels homeownership aspirations. With the International Pavilion, we are taking this vision global.”
— Prashant Sharma, President, NAREDCO Maharashtra

“This event is a game-changer for CPs. It allows us to connect with top developers, deliver value to buyers, and evolve into global advisors by accessing international property markets.”
— President, Leading CP Association


Participating Developers & Lenders

Some of the biggest names in Indian real estate are set to showcase projects, including Godrej Properties, Raymond Realty, Runwal Realty, Adani Realty, Sunteck Group, Dynamix Group, J P Infra Realty, Hiranandani Group, K. Raheja Corp, Mahindra Lifespace, Sugee Developers, Nahar Builders, among others.
Banks and HFCs such as SBI, ICICI Bank, Aditya Birla Housing Finance, IDBI, Tata Capital will also be present to facilitate easy home loan access.


Bigger Picture

With its scale, international focus, and strong developer-CP partnership, HOMETHON 2025 is set to become India’s biggest housing expo, giving homebuyers unprecedented choice, CPs new revenue streams, and developers unmatched sales velocity. It firmly places MMR on the global map of real estate showcases.

Also Read: NAREDCO Property Expo at BKC from Sep 30 to Oct 2

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