NAR-INDIA Strengthens International Ties for Real Estate Sector at IREC 2024 in Kuala Lumpur
Under the theme “Bridging Borders, Building Opportunities,” NAR-INDIA’s delegation showcased India’s booming real estate market while fostering global connections and securing new avenues for international collaboration.
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Under the theme “Bridging Borders, Building Opportunities,” NAR-INDIA’s delegation showcased India’s booming real estate market while fostering global connections and securing new avenues for international collaboration.
IREC 2024 marked a significant milestone for NAR-INDIA, with its delegation playing a central role in the conference’s events. Led by Chairman Sumanth Reddy and Vice Chairman & Chair Global Tarun Bhatia, the delegation actively engaged in leadership meetings, study tours, and discussions with key global figures in real estate.
The event provided a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and valuable networking opportunities, attracting real estate professionals from around the world. Among the notable attendees were President of NAR- USA, Kevin Sears, Mark Kitabayashi, Alejandro Escudero, and Ayres D’Cunha, whose presence underscored the importance of strengthening international partnerships.
Discussions focused on the future of the real estate industry, with a shared emphasis on the value of global collaboration and forward-looking strategies. The presentation “India Overview & Opportunities” captivated international realtors, sparking considerable interest in India’s growing market.
Numerous international professionals expressed their desire to join NAR-INDIA as International Realtor Members (IRMs), highlighting the country’s increasing prominence on the global real estate stage.
The final day of IREC 2024 explored emerging real estate markets worldwide, delving into the role of innovation, data-driven decision-making, and leadership accountability. These insights underscored the need for technology, effective communication, and adaptability in navigating the rapidly evolving real estate landscape.
Speaking about the event NAR-India Chairman Mr. Sumanth Reddy said, “Our participation at IREC 2024 was a defining moment for NAR-INDIA. The connections we’ve fostered and the insights we’ve gained have opened up incredible opportunities for collaboration with realtors across the globe. India’s real estate market is on the rise, and it’s clear from the enthusiasm we’ve seen here that the world is ready to engage with us. We’re excited about the future and the role NAR-INDIA will play on the international stage.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the theme of IREC 2024?
The theme of IREC 2024 was “Bridging Borders, Building Opportunities.”
Who led the NAR-INDIA delegation at IREC 2024?
The NAR-INDIA delegation was led by Chairman Sumanth Reddy and Vice Chairman & Chair Global Tarun Bhatia.
What was the focus of the discussions at IREC 2024?
The discussions at IREC 2024 focused on the future of the real estate industry, with a shared emphasis on the value of global collaboration and forward-looking strategies.
What was the response to the presentation “India: Overview & Opportunities”?
The presentation “India: Overview & Opportunities” captivated international realtors, sparking considerable interest in India’s growing market.
What is NAR-INDIA’s commitment to the global real estate market?
NAR-INDIA remains committed to fostering international business opportunities and looks forward to further expanding its global footprint in the real estate industry.
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