Odisha Developers’ Federation Launches to Promote Sustainable Real Estate Development
The Odisha Developers’ Federation (ODFED) was launched in Bhubaneswar with a mission to foster sustainable development and best practices in the state's real estate sector. ODFED aims to enhance collaboration between developers, government agencies, and stakeholders to address industry challenges and promote transparency.
Real EstateSustainable DevelopmentOdfedBhubaneswarOdishaReal Estate NewsSep 12, 2025
During the launch, Pradipta Kumar Biswasroy, president of ODFED, emphasized the federation’s mission. “Our goal is to create a collaborative platform where developers, government agencies, and other stakeholders can work together to resolve ongoing issues and drive sustainable growth in Odisha’s real estate sector,” he said.
Biswasroy highlighted the federation’s commitment to ensuring that development practices not only meet but exceed industry standards. “We are dedicated to promoting a future where urban development is both innovative and responsible,” he added.
A key focus of ODFED is to enhance collaboration with key agencies such as the Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) and the housing and urban development department. “By working closely with ORERA and other stakeholders, we aim to streamline processes, enhance transparency, and ensure that the interests of all parties, including homebuyers, are safeguarded,” Biswasroy stated.
The event also announced the new governing body of ODFED, which will play a crucial role in implementing the federation’s vision and driving policy changes that benefit the industry and the community. Umesh Patnaik, secretary of ODFED, said, “The federation will host regular industry events, knowledge sessions, and public-private engagements to ensure inclusive and progressive growth.”
ODFED’s initiatives are expected to contribute significantly to the sustainable development of Odisha’s real estate sector, fostering a transparent and responsible environment for all stakeholders involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the mission of the Odisha Developers’ Federation (ODFED)?
The mission of ODFED is to create a collaborative platform where developers, government agencies, and other stakeholders can work together to resolve ongoing issues and drive sustainable growth in Odisha’s real estate sector.
How does ODFED plan to enhance transparency in the real estate sector?
ODFED plans to enhance transparency by working closely with the Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) and other stakeholders to streamline processes and ensure that the interests of all parties, including homebuyers, are safeguarded.
What does the ODFED logo symbolize?
The ODFED logo symbolizes unity, innovation, and a shared vision for the urban transformation of Odisha, representing the federation’s commitment to bringing together various stakeholders to address the challenges facing the real estate industry.
What role will the new governing body of ODFED play?
The new governing body of ODFED will play a crucial role in implementing the federation’s vision and driving policy changes that benefit the industry and the community.
What types of events will ODFED host?
ODFED will host regular industry events, knowledge sessions, and public-private engagements to ensure inclusive and progressive growth in the real estate sector.
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