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CREDAI-MCHI, the apex body representing real estate developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), will host its 32nd Property and Home Finance Expo from January 17-19, 2025, at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai. The event will offer exclusive discounts, including an additional ₹2 lakh discount for women homebuyers under the CREDAI-MCHI Stree Awas Yojna.

This three-day expo will feature over 100 developers showcasing over 500 projects from more than 5000 locations. Developers like DGS TOWNSHIP, Adani Realty, and Rustomjee will present a wide range of housing options for attendees. In addition to developers, more than 25 financial institutions, including State Bank of India, Bank of India, and LIC Housing Finance, will offer home financing solutions to ensure a smooth buying experience.

The event’s theme, “Book Your Home in 10 Minutes,” aims to streamline the home-buying process by enabling visitors to quickly book homes and secure loan approvals. One of the key attractions will be India’s first Quick Real Estate Mall, which simplifies home bookings for first-time buyers.

On January 19, the expo will observe Pink Sunday, a special initiative for women homebuyers, offering an additional ₹2 lakh discount on home bookings, along with other developer promotions. This initiative encourages women to purchase homes in their own name and aims to empower them in the real estate market.

CREDAI-MCHI President, Mr. Dominic Romell, highlighted the expo’s focus on making the home-buying experience quicker and easier. “The ‘Book Your Home in 10 Minutes’ initiative at the Quick Real Estate Mall simplifies the process, allowing buyers to secure their dream homes with ease,” he said.

The expo will also feature various offers such as No Stamp Duty & GST, discounts up to ₹18 lakh, and ₹5 lakh spot booking discounts. Other perks include Flexi Pay Plans, Zero Club Charges, and giveaways such as iPhones and two-wheelers.

The event is expected to attract over 100,000 attendees over three days and will operate from 10:30 AM to 8 PM each day. Free parking will be available at the venue, and entry is free with prior online registration at www.mchihomes.com.

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