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Puravankara Projects Limited, a premier real estate developer based in India, will host a seminar for three days from tomorrow at Holiday Villa Hotel to present an array of award-winning residential properties.
These include five newly-launched, 14 ongoing and seven ready-to-move-in projects, priced from Rs1.8mn to Rs40mn.
The seminar in Qatar is a part of the company’s roadshow in the Gulf and leading international markets.
The 38-year-old Puravankara Group has a prominent real estate footprint across major cities in India and presence in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka and Singapore.
The Group operates two brands, the flagship Puravankara which is well-entrenched in the luxury segment, and Provident, a front-runner in the middle-income housing segment.
The Qatar seminar will feature properties from brands Puravankara and Provident, across the cities of Bangalore, Chennai, Kochi, Coimbatore and Mangalore.
Jackbastian Nazareth, Group CEO said: “Investing in a property in India is a judicious decision, in view of the capital value appreciation of our real-estate market. Unprecedented rupee depreciation makes this the best time for investment. Expats contemplating buying residential properties in India would do well to take advantage of favourable exchange rates. We are already seeing heightened interest from the Middle-East.”
The event is being managed by Alivian Realty, a Pune-based event management firm. More information on the event could be had from www.alivianrealty.com
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