Shekhar G Patel, a prominent real estate developer, has been elected as the President of CREDAI for the term 2025-27, succeeding Boman Irani of Keystone Realtors Ltd. This new leadership is expected to bring fresh perspectives and innovative solutions to the real estate industry.
Real EstateCredaiShekhar G PatelSustainable DevelopmentConsumer ProtectionReal Estate MumbaiApr 18, 2025
Shekhar G Patel is a prominent real estate developer and the Managing Director of a leading real estate firm. He has been elected as the President of CREDAI for the term 2025-27.
CREDAI stands for the Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India. It is the apex body of real estate developers in India, established in 1999 to promote sustainable and ethical practices in the industry.
Key priorities for CREDAI under Patel's leadership include enhancing the credibility and transparency of the real estate sector, promoting sustainable development, and protecting consumer interests.
The real estate sector is a significant contributor to India's economy, providing employment to millions and driving urban development. It also plays a crucial role in infrastructure growth and economic stability.
CREDAI works closely with the government to advocate for policies that benefit the real estate sector and its stakeholders. This includes promoting regulations that ensure fair practices and consumer protection.
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