International Real Estate Partners (IREP), a global leader in integrated real estate and facilities management, has announced the appointment of Sam Chopra as the new Chairman for India. This strategic move aims to strengthen IREP's presence in the rapidl
Real EstateFacilities ManagementIrepIndiaSam ChopraReal EstateMar 13, 2025

International Real Estate Partners (IREP) is a leading global provider of integrated real estate and facilities management solutions. IREP offers a comprehensive suite of services including property management, asset management, and corporate real estate services.
Sam Chopra is a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in the real estate and facilities management sector. He has been appointed as the new Chairman for India at IREP, responsible for overseeing the company's strategic initiatives and ensuring alignment with the evolving market needs.
IREP is expanding its presence in India to capitalize on the country's rapidly growing real estate market, driven by urbanization, economic reforms, and favorable government policies. The company aims to deliver exceptional services and create value for its clients and stakeholders.
IREP's core services include property management, asset management, and corporate real estate services. The company leverages advanced analytics, digital tools, and sustainable practices to optimize property performance and enhance the tenant experience.
IREP's vision for the Indian real estate market is to set new benchmarks for service quality and operational efficiency. The company is committed to innovation, technology, and sustainability, aiming to shape the future of the industry and deliver sustainable growth for all stakeholders.

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