CREDAI Telangana Unveils New Leadership for 2025-2027
CREDAI Telangana has announced the new Managing Committee for the term 2025-2027, focusing on enhancing industry representation and accelerating real estate development in Telangana.
Real EstateCredaiTelanganaDevelopmentLeadershipReal EstateJul 30, 2025
The newly elected office bearers of the organization include Mr. Prem Sagar Reddy as Chairman and Mr. K. Indra Sena Reddy as President. Mr. Pallerla Nagaprasad will serve as the Joint Secretary, while Mr. S. Ram Reddy has been appointed as President-Elect. The Vice Presidents are Mr. M. Srikanth, Mr. Govardhan Reddy, Mr. Ram Reddy, and Mr. Satyanarayan Reddy.
The new leadership will focus on several key areas. These include strengthening collaboration with the Government of Telangana, promoting RERA compliance and adopting modern governance standards, encouraging the use of cutting-edge technology and sustainable construction practices, empowering developers through skilling and capacity-building programs, supporting integrated townships and plotted developments in Tier 2 and 3 cities, and expanding policy advocacy to ensure inclusive and equitable real estate growth.
Mr. Prem Sagar Reddy, the newly elected Chairman, emphasized the importance of focusing on two and three-tier cities for future growth. He stated, “With projects like the Regional Ring Road (RRR) and a strong focus on district development, CREDAI will play a pivotal role in this transformation through proactive engagement, policy advocacy, and future-ready skilling. We need to focus on two and three-tier cities for future growth. There is a strong need for deploying skilling initiatives to empower the workforce for newer challenges and growth.”
Mr. K. Indra Sena Reddy, the new President, highlighted the projected economic growth of India by 2047. He said, “By 2047, India’s economy is projected to reach $50 trillion, with our industry contributing nearly $5 trillion to the national GDP. In this era of growth, our mission is to equip developers with next-level technologies, modern practices, and a progressive mindset. One of our top priorities is to simplify processes with the concerned authorities. Nationwide, land acquisition to project approval takes 4-5 years—we aim to significantly reduce this. We have full confidence in our Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, who understands the challenges of the real estate sector.”
CREDAI Telangana’s new leadership is committed to driving the real estate sector towards sustainable and inclusive growth, ensuring that the state remains at the forefront of the industry’s development. The organization’s proactive approach and strong ties with the government are expected to foster a more favorable environment for real estate development in Telangana.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CREDAI?
CREDAI stands for the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India. It is a national federation representing real estate developers and builders in India, working towards the growth and development of the real estate sector.
Who are the newly elected leaders of CREDAI Telangana for 2025-2027?
The newly elected leaders of CREDAI Telangana for 2025-2027 are Mr. Prem Sagar Reddy as Chairman, Mr. K. Indra Sena Reddy as President, Mr. Pallerla Nagaprasad as Joint Secretary, and Mr. S. Ram Reddy as President-Elect.
What are the key focus areas for the new leadership of CREDAI Telangana?
The key focus areas for the new leadership of CREDAI Telangana include strengthening collaboration with the government, promoting RERA compliance, adopting modern governance standards, encouraging the use of cutting-edge technology, and supporting integrated townships in Tier 2 and 3 cities.
What is the projected economic growth of India by 2047?
By 2047, India’s economy is projected to reach $50 trillion, with the real estate sector contributing nearly $5 trillion to the national GDP.
How long does it typically take for land acquisition to project approval in India?
Nationwide, land acquisition to project approval typically takes 4-5 years. The new leadership of CREDAI Telangana aims to significantly reduce this time frame.
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