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CREDAI Tamil Nadu to host 5th STATECON on Oct 11; Fairbuild 2026 unveiled

By GeoSquare News Desk · Published 2026-10-09

The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI) Tamil Nadu is gearing up to host the fifth edition of its flagship conclave, STATECON, on October 11 in Chennai. The two-day gathering brings developers, policymakers, lenders and construction suppliers on one platform to deliberate on housing demand, land policy and project execution.

Fairbuild 2026 makes its debut

A key highlight will be the launch of the first edition of Fairbuild 2026, an exhibition running alongside the conclave. Fairbuild is expected to showcase building materials, construction technology, green products and home-improvement solutions, giving manufacturers direct access to developers and contractors.

Agenda: demand, finance and regulation

Industry participants are expected to discuss residential absorption trends across southern markets, the impact of policy changes on project approvals, and the cost of construction inputs. Sessions on affordable housing, rental housing and sustainable building practices are also on the cards.

Why Maharashtra buyers and investors should watch

For property buyers and investors in Maharashtra, such national-level developer forums often set the tone for credit availability, launch pipelines and pricing discipline that filter into Mumbai, Pune, Nashik and Nagpur markets. Any signals on input costs or regulatory easing discussed at STATECON could influence project timelines and tariffs in the state.

The event also underscores how state-level developer bodies are scaling up trade platforms, a trend that has benefited homebuyers through better product transparency and competitive pricing.