The Coronavirus led pandemic made developers find a new way to sell their properties. This year’s CREDAI MCHI property exhibition will be held online.

By Varun Singh

The year 2020 hasn’t seen many large gatherings, all thanks to the Pandemic due to Coronavirus.

However, starting Friday till December 13, a mega virtual property exhibition shall be held. CREDAI MCHI will be holding the property exhibition online.

The virtual event is expected to see participation from over 100 developers in the MMR region and 5 lakh homebuyers.

Deepak Goradia, President, CREDAI-MCHI, said, “The current pandemic has made all of us realise the importance of a home in our lives and this strategic partnership will give developers access to reach out to a wide network of serious homebuyers who are looking for a perfect home.”

CREDAI-MCHI has partnered with banking giant State Bank of India as well as Google and BookMyShow, for the virtual exhibition.

CREDAI MCHI says that it has associated with Google as its digital partner to enable a more strategic and targeted approach to ensure the presence of genuine homebuyers at the expo.

It aims to utilize the vast technological expertise of Google to reach potential homebuyers who have been searching for homes during the festive season, facilitating effective and meaningful engagement.

Rajeev Jain of CREDAI MCHI said “The participating 5 lakh homebuyers will get an opportunity and access to 3D virtual tours for their preferred projects, concessions on Rate of Interest and processing fee from SBI.”

Additionally, homebuyers can also avail options for live-chat and video-conferencing, helpdesk for
24*7 support, all project materials and listen to subject matter experts. Various large and reputed developers will also be offering flash discounts on existing and new projects.

Also Read: No Refund After Homebuyer Cites Wife’s Job Loss As Reason For Cancelling Booking

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