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The Hindu Property Expo will feature more than 200 projects from over 45 firms

The two-day expo begins on September 5, at Chennai Trade Centre, and will offer a comprehensive platform for homebuyers

The Hindu Property Expo will feature more than 200 projects from over 45 firms

The Hindu Property Expo 2026 will provide a comprehensive platform for individuals seeking new homes or investment opportunities in real estate. Taking place on September 5 and 6 at Chennai Trade Centre, the expo will gather developers, builders, consultants, and financial institutions under one roof. Presented by Bank of Baroda, the two-day exhibition will showcase over 200 projects from more than 45 leading firms.

Attendees can explore a variety of property options, including premium residences, plotted developments, commercial spaces, farmlands, and farmhouses. Financial institutions offering home loan and property finance solutions will be present to assist visitors in understanding loan options, eligibility, documentation, and repayment structures.

The Hindu Property Expo 2026 aims to offer a comprehensive platform for homebuyers, featuring guests of honor Mehul H. Doshi, president of CREDAI Chennai, Suman Voora, secretary of CREDAI Chennai, and Ravindra Rai M., chief general manager of Bank of Baroda.

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