BAI Pune to Host Seminar on Real Estate Development and Self-Redevelopment
The Builders’ Association of India (BAI), Pune Centre, is organizing a seminar on Real Estate Development and Self-Redevelopment Projects to discuss the latest trends and policies shaping urban landscapes.
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The seminar will bring together key stakeholders, including builders, developers, civil contractors, architects, structural consultants, MEP experts, government contractors, and housing societies, to engage in a meaningful dialogue around contemporary real estate practices and regulations.
The central theme of the seminar revolves around the transformative impact of Real Estate Development and Self-Redevelopment Projects on urban landscapes. It will also provide comprehensive updates on MAHARERA’s evolution from MAHAIT to MAHACRITI 2025, ensuring all stakeholders stay informed about QPR compliance, extensions, corrections, lapsed projects, and abeyance cases.
The event will be graced by Shri Gautam Chatterjee (IAS), Chairman of the Griharamya Redevelopment Stakeholders Federation (GRSF) and past Chairman of MahaRERA (2017-21), and Shri Prakash Sabale, Secretary, MahaRERA, as the chief guests. Shri Chatterjee will also deliver the keynote address, sharing his insights on self-redevelopment and the role of GRSF in Maharashtra.
The seminar is open to all stakeholders, but pre-registration is mandatory by June 11, 2025. There is no registration fee, but seats are limited. Interested participants can register by scanning the provided QR code or by contacting the BAI Pune office, informed by Jyoti Chougale, Chairman, Housing/RERA Committee, BAI Maharashtra, and Ajay R. Gujar, Chairman, BAI Pune Centre.
The Builders’ Association of India (BAI) is a leading organization in the real estate and construction sector, dedicated to promoting sustainable and inclusive urban development. The Pune Centre of BAI has been actively involved in fostering dialogue and collaboration among various stakeholders to address the challenges and opportunities in the real estate market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the seminar?
The seminar focuses on the transformative impact of Real Estate Development and Self-Redevelopment Projects on urban landscapes, along with updates on MAHARERA’s initiatives and policy frameworks.
Who are the chief guests at the seminar?
The chief guests are Shri Gautam Chatterjee (IAS), Chairman of the Griharamya Redevelopment Stakeholders Federation (GRSF) and past Chairman of MahaRERA (2017-21), and Shri Prakash Sabale, Secretary, MahaRERA.
Where and when is the seminar taking place?
The seminar is taking place on Friday, June 13, 2025, at Vishnukrupa Hall, Shaniwar Peth, Pune.
Is there a registration fee for the seminar?
No, there is no registration fee, but pre-registration is mandatory by June 11, 2025, and seats are limited.
Who can attend the seminar?
The seminar is open to all stakeholders, including builders, developers, civil contractors, architects, structural consultants, MEP experts, government contractors, and housing societies.
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