The CREDAI BANM Raigad – 9th Property Expo 2026 is set to return to Navi Mumbai with a confident declaration: “Apna Time Aagaya!!”
To be held at the open ground opposite Khandeshwar Railway Station in Kamothe, the annual property exhibition will be held on the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th of February 2026. The expo is being positioned by its organisers as the region’s most comprehensive real estate showcase — bringing together trusted developers, premium residential projects and high-growth investment opportunities under one roof.
After eight previous editions, CREDAI BANM Raigad says this year’s expo will be “bigger and better”, reflecting both the expanding scale of development across Navi Mumbai and Raigad and the renewed buyer interest driven by infrastructure that is now no longer merely promised, but operational.
A region that has entered its next phase
At the heart of the expo’s narrative is the transformation of Navi Mumbai and Raigad into what developers increasingly describe as Maharashtra’s next growth corridor.
With the Navi Mumbai International Airport now operational, metro corridors expanding, highways improving regional connectivity and large-scale urban infrastructure reshaping townships, the region’s property market has entered a decisively more mature phase.
What was once spoken of in future tense is now unfolding in real time.
“From connectivity to communities. From vision to value,” reads one of the expo’s recurring themes — a phrase that captures the shift from speculative land banking to liveable, future-ready residential and mixed-use developments.
Organisers say the expo will focus on homes and investments aligned with this new reality — projects built around long-term habitability, transport access and urban infrastructure, rather than short-term hype.
One Platform, Many Possibilities
The 9th Property Expo aims to function as a single-window forum for:
- new residential launches
- ready-to-move homes
- premium housing
- plotted developments
- long-term investment assets
From first-time homebuyers to seasoned investors, the expo is being positioned as a space to “discover the future of real estate in Raigad and Navi Mumbai” — with developers, consultants and project teams available on site for direct interaction.
The venue — an open, highly accessible ground opposite Khandeshwar Railway Station — has been chosen deliberately for its connectivity and visibility, making the event easy to reach for visitors from across Navi Mumbai, Panvel and the wider Raigad belt.
Strong industry backing
This year’s edition is being supported by a robust line-up of sponsors, underscoring the industry’s confidence in both the expo and the regional property market.
- Title Sponsor: Shreeji Ventures
- Main Sponsors: EV Homes, JPrime
- Co-Sponsors: Bhagwati Group, DDSR Group, Today Group, Delta Group
CREDAI BANM Raigad officials say the breadth of sponsor participation reflects the depth of developer interest in showcasing projects to a serious, investment-ready audience.
Star power at the exhibition’s inauguration
Adding a touch of glamour to the proceedings, Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty will grace the inauguration of the expo as its Special Guest.
Described by the organisers as a moment “where star power meets real estate excellence”, the opening ceremony is expected to draw strong footfall and media attention — though the focus, they insist, remains firmly on property, trust and long-term opportunity.
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A timely moment for buyers
In an era when property decisions are increasingly shaped by operational infrastructure rather than brochure promises, the CREDAI BANM Raigad 9th Property Expo 2026 arrives at a moment of genuine inflection for the region.
With the airport now active, metro connectivity expanding and urban growth spreading eastward and southward, Navi Mumbai and Raigad are no longer fringe alternatives to Mumbai — they are fast consolidating their status as destinations in their own right.
Our view on it
Whether “Apna Time Aagaya!!” proves prophetic or merely persuasive will ultimately be decided by buyers. But there is little doubt that the 2026 edition of the expo will serve as a clear barometer of where the region’s real estate market now stands — and where it believes it is headed next.
This edition of the CREDAI BANM Raigad Property Expo comes at a moment when Navi Mumbai and Raigad are no longer being sold on future potential alone, but on infrastructure and connectivity that already exist.
For buyers and investors alike, that shift may prove more important than any launch offer.
