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A digital revolution is taking place in India's real estate business. To stay up with the trends and meet the wants of their customers, real estate companies are investing in new technologies like cloud services, mapping platforms, and artificial intelligence. By eliminating the middleman and connecting owners, purchasers,
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Startups based on rental apps (for handheld devices and computers) provide services to people for leasing cars, bikes, rooms, homes, or heavy equipment. Rental startups are there to facilitate a way for people to experience something without owning it. One can think of driving that dream car or bike for
Real-Estate Start-ups in India
These days we are getting almost everything at our doorsteps, thanks to all the great startups that have made it possible. But do you know that there are some great startups that provide you even real estate services at your fingertips? Technology has made this process very easy. One can
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