Gurugram (Haryana) [India], August 24 (ANI/NewsVoir): Gurugram-based real estate consultancy firm InvestinPro has over ten years of experience in the Indian real estate sector and specialises in commercial and residential properties of Delhi-NCR.
The firm has been successfully helping a broad range of clients, from first-time buyers to seasoned investors, by offering them experiential real estate consultancy services and apt property options to make informed and correct decisions.
InvestinPro has established a valuable name in the business by simplifying complex procedures of real estate documentation and helping its customers at each stage of the buying process.
It entertains over 5000 number of clients and provides an amalgamation of unified and customised realty solutions as per the understanding of clients’ demands.
To ensure this properly, InvestinPro has constituted two teams for handling clients which look for two different property classes:- commercial and residential real estate.
The company is known for giving assistance in the choosing, planning, and technical phases and equips the customers with wise and desirable real estate decision-making. It is led by an advanced team of top professionals and industry experts.
Headed by Ritu Ahlawat, who is the CEO of the organisation, the company is working towards channelizing a client-friendly environment with a full scope of exploring real estate requirements and facilitating interactions with specialists. It believes that a well-connected ecosystem allows customers to make sound and profit-worthy investments.
Commenting on InvestinPro’s journey, Ritu Ahlawat, CEO, InvestinPro, said, “InvestinPro commands a decade-long experience in the real estate sector and one of the best-working professional teams in the real estate spectrum. We have always given our clients desirable investment picks and advice and use our knowledge to serve our clients.”
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