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In this conversation, Shree Kulkarni, a dynamic real estate executive and entrepreneur, discusses his journey in real estate development and technology. He shares insights on current projects, the role of technology in the industry, and the challenges faced in real estate development. Sri also introduces his PropTech innovations, including Roov.ai and Realty Dynamics, and explores the future of real estate amidst regulatory changes and market dynamics.
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United States
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