CREDAI NATCON 2025 in Singapore: A Blueprint for India’s $30 Trillion Real Estate Vision
CREDAI announces the 23rd edition of NATCON 2025 in Singapore to explore global best practices and drive India's real estate sector towards a $30 trillion economy by 2047.
Real EstateCredaiNatcon 2025SingaporeEconomic GrowthReal Estate PuneJul 30, 2025
Singapore, renowned for its visionary urban planning, technological integration, and global connectivity, serves as an ideal backdrop for NATCON 2025. Its journey from a resource-scarce island to a thriving global hub exemplifies how strategic policies and innovative design can transform cities. CREDAI NATCON 2025 aims to draw inspiration from Singapore’s success while fostering knowledge exchange to shape a future-ready India.
Following the success of previous summits—each chosen for their unique policies, development challenges, and approaches to urban growth—NATCON 2025 continues this tradition of purposeful learning. Each edition has offered valuable insights into real estate norms, regulatory frameworks, and innovative practices that inform India’s progress. This year, Singapore has been chosen to enable a deeper understanding of its commercial and residential growth models and to explore how collaborative policies, integrated planning, and innovation have shaped its urban landscape. NATCON 2025 will provide Indian developers with the opportunity to learn from Singapore’s holistic approach and adapt these insights to drive sustainable, inclusive, and future-ready development back home.
Shekhar Patel, President, CREDAI, said, “As India moves towards becoming a $30 trillion real estate economy, CREDAI NATCON 2025 will play an important role in guiding this growth in line with India’s Vision 2047. The focus is not just on expansion, but on building responsibly with technology, sustainability, and inclusiveness at the core. India needs over 25 million new affordable homes by 2030, along with greener buildings and stronger urban infrastructure and we believe immersive sessions during CREDAI NATCON will help us tackle these priorities. It brings together the best minds in the industry to discuss ideas, explore partnerships, and shape the policies needed for the future. Through this, we aim to make India’s real estate sector more innovative, resilient, and globally competitive.”
CREDAI NATCON 2025 will feature an inspiring lineup of visionary speakers, industry experts, policy influencers, and thought leaders who will share invaluable insights on emerging trends, global best practices, and strategic opportunities. Their diverse perspectives will empower participants to navigate challenges, embrace innovation, and contribute effectively to shaping the future of India’s real estate sector.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main theme of CREDAI NATCON 2025?
The main theme of CREDAI NATCON 2025 is ‘$30 Tn economy by 2047 backed by real estate sector growth’. It aims to chart the roadmap for India’s ambitious $30 trillion economic vision.
Why is Singapore chosen as the venue for NATCON 2025?
Singapore is chosen for its visionary urban planning, technological integration, and global connectivity. It serves as an ideal backdrop to draw inspiration from its success and foster knowledge exchange for shaping a future-ready India.
What are the key priorities for India's real estate sector as discussed in the article?
The key priorities include building responsibly with technology, sustainability, and inclusiveness at the core. This includes the need for over 25 million new affordable homes by 2030, greener buildings, and stronger urban infrastructure.
Who is Shekhar Patel and what is his role in CREDAI?
Shekhar Patel is the President of CREDAI. He emphasizes the importance of NATCON 2025 in guiding India's real estate growth and making the sector more innovative, resilient, and globally competitive.
What can participants expect from the lineup of speakers at NATCON 2025?
Participants can expect an inspiring lineup of visionary speakers, industry experts, policy influencers, and thought leaders who will share invaluable insights on emerging trends, global best practices, and strategic opportunities.
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