Khan, 46, is the brand ambassador of the Indian Property Show, which will be held at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
The show is specially designed to meet the needs of NRIs in the Middle East featuring the latest projects in India and diverse offerings from developers, the organisers said.
With over 500 projects and 40,000 properties exhibited by more than 150 developers, a large spectrum of options are available for buyers from budget, mid-high end and luxury properties alongside various investment deals for both residential and commercial properties, they said.
Certain pockets in cities like Pune, Chennai and Bangalore that are seeing real-time infrastructure enhancements will show price rise, said Sunil Jaiswal, CEO Sumansa Exhibitions, the organisers of the popular Indian Property Show.
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"We would also utilise this opportunity to pre-launch our Thane projects while expecting to sell a minimum of 25,000 sq. ft. At the show," he said.