Gujarat's Real Estate Sector Embraces Global Standards: CM Bhupendra Patel
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel emphasizes the importance of adhering to global standards and environmental regulations in the real estate sector, while encouraging constructive suggestions from industry leaders.
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Patel emphasized that every construction project must meet global standards without any compromise on quality or adherence to rules. “The world knows that India is capable of achieving global goals, and we are moving forward with the confidence to face any challenges in the infrastructure and real estate sector,” he stated.
The Chief Minister also underscored the importance of environmental responsibility, noting that green cover and water harvesting are being integrated into new construction sites. “We want Gujarat’s real estate sector to actively participate in the policy-making process and provide constructive suggestions,” he added.
The event was graced by CREDAI National President Shekhar Patel and Quality Council of India’s (QCI) Jaxay Shah. Professionals from across Gujarat’s real estate sector also attended the ceremony, which included the annual general meeting of CREDAI Gujarat and CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED.
New Office Bearers
The ceremony marked the transition of leadership in CREDAI Gujarat and CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED for the year 2025-27. Tejas Joshi was appointed as the President, Paresh Gajera as the Chairman, and Viral Shah as the Secretary for CREDAI Gujarat. Dhruv Patel and Neelam Doshi from Ahmedabad, Bharat Sukhadiya from Surat, Mayank Patel from Vadodara, Dilip Ladani from Rajkot, and Haresh Patel from Mehsana were appointed as the Vice-Presidents for CREDAI Gujarat.
For CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED, Aalap Patel, Rajesh Vaswani, and Ankur Desai were appointed as the President, Chairman, and Secretary, respectively. Sanket Shah was appointed as the President (Elect), set to take over the President’s post after two years. Nilam Doshi, Sandip Patel, Nilay Patel, Viral Shah, and Yash Brahmbhatt were appointed as the Vice-Presidents for CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED.
Outgoing CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED President, Dhruv Patel, highlighted the significant projects in Ahmedabad, including GIFT City, the Olympic dream, and Dholera. “The realty sector in Ahmedabad and Gujarat is reaching new heights due to the state government’s cooperation,” he remarked.
Aalap Patel, the newly appointed President of CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED, emphasized the global focus on infrastructure development in Ahmedabad. “It is the responsibility of all stakeholders in the real estate sector to contribute to this progress,” he stated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main message from Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel regarding the real estate sector in Gujarat?
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel emphasized the importance of adhering to global standards and environmental regulations in the real estate sector, while encouraging constructive suggestions from industry leaders.
Who are the new office bearers for CREDAI Gujarat?
Tejas Joshi was appointed as the President, Paresh Gajera as the Chairman, and Viral Shah as the Secretary for CREDAI Gujarat.
What significant projects were mentioned by the outgoing President of CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED?
The outgoing President, Dhruv Patel, mentioned significant projects in Ahmedabad, including GIFT City, the Olympic dream, and Dholera.
What is the role of environmental responsibility in new construction projects in Gujarat?
Green cover and water harvesting are being integrated into new construction sites to ensure environmental responsibility and sustainability.
Who were appointed as the new office bearers for CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED?
Aalap Patel was appointed as the President, Rajesh Vaswani as the Chairman, and Ankur Desai as the Secretary for CREDAI Ahmedabad GIHED.
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