Nashik: The five-day property expo, organised by the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (Credai), Nashik, witnessed several spot bookings. Credai also expects good business in the coming few months. Over 250 flats, collectively worth Rs 100crore, were booked during five days of the expo held at the Thakkers dome near ABB Circle on Trimbak Road.The property expo registered a footfall of 23,000 people and got hundreds of genuine enquiries that are likely to generate business in the coming few months.Krunal Patil, president, CREDAI Nashik said there was a positive mood in the real estate sectors due to festive season. Over 300 residential and commercial projects by over 80 builders were displayed at the expo, he said. Many builders planned site visits to their building projects. Over 650 site visits were done during five days of they expo. We are expecting at least 100 of them to be converted into booking of flats, another CREDAI official said. Residential and commercial properties ranging from Rs 25 lakh to Rs 2 crore were put on display.We also published the following articles recentlyWoman secretly sells off family property worth Rs 100 crore in prime central MumbaiA 58-year-old woman was arrested by Mumbai police for allegedly selling a property worth Rs 100 crore without informing her cousins who had equal shares in it. The property, located in prime central Mumbai, consists of three tenanted buildings. The police are investigating the involvement of other family members in the case. The complainant, Ayaz Kapadia, discovered that the woman and her siblings had signed a deal with a developer without their knowledge, cheating them of their shares. The case is currently pending in the high court.Proposed conversion of residential area into commercial slammedResidents and activists in Ludhiana are opposing a proposal to convert a residential area into a commercial one. The recommendation was made by MLA Gurpreet Gogi after commercial property owners approached him. However, residents fear that this will damage the original plan of the area and lead to traffic and parking issues. A retired colonel has written a letter to the chief minister expressing concerns about the environment and the well-being of senior citizens. The proposal is currently awaiting government approval. The Ludhiana Improvement Trust has also questioned the deviation from the original plan.Thane police book over 300 for protesting against Israel amid prohibitory ordersAround 300 people in Mumbra, India, have been booked for defying prohibitory orders by holding a protest against Israel. The protestors, under the banner of the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), had requested permission from the police to hold the protest but were denied due to the prohibitory orders. The protestors carried banners and held a demonstration against the Israeli attack on Palestine, with one person using a drone camera to record the event.

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