Women in Real Estate: Overcoming Challenges and Staying Updated in a Changing Industry
Women realtors must stay updated and adapt to the evolving challenges in the construction field, says CREDAI National Secretary G. Ram Reddy. Over 150 women developers attended the Femicon 2.0 conference in Nashik, Maharashtra.
Real EstateWomen In ConstructionCredaiFemiconMaharashtraReal Estate MaharashtraAug 03, 2024
The two-day conference, held in Nashik, brought together over 150 women developers from across the state. Reddy emphasized the importance of staying vigilant in the face of changing laws, regulations, enactments, plans, redevelopment projects, taxation, digitalization, and AI technology.
These factors are directly affecting the real estate sector, and it is essential for women realtors to be aware of these changes to succeed in the industry. The conference also recognized the achievements of women realtors, with Dr. Dipali Gandhi, Meenakshi Jhamtani, Shraddha Mantri, and Sapna Rathi receiving special awards for their exceptional work in the construction field. Pramod Khairnar Patil.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Femicon?
Femicon is a conference organized by the Women Wing of CREDAI Maharashtra to promote women in the real estate industry.
Who spoke at the Femicon 2.0 conference?
The conference featured speakers including G. Ram Reddy, Pramod Khairnar Patil, Deval Soparkar, Pallavi Matkari-Runwal, MLA Madhuri Misal, and others.
What are the challenges faced by women realtors in the industry?
Women realtors face challenges such as changing laws, regulations, enactments, plans, redevelopment projects, taxation, digitalization, and AI technology.
What is CREDAI?
CREDAI (Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India) is a national real estate industry body that promotes the development of the industry.
What is the importance of the Femicon conference?
The Femicon conference is important as it provides a platform for women realtors to come together, share their experiences, and learn from each other to overcome the challenges in the industry.
Related News Articles
Private Equity Investments in Indian Real Estate Soar to $4.2 Billion in 2024
Private equity investments in Indian real estate surged to $4.2 billion in 2024, marking a 32% increase from the previous year. This growth is particularly significant in cities like Mumbai, which continues to attract substantial capital.
India's GDP Surges to 6.2% in Q3FY25, Marking Significant Economic Recovery
India's economy continues to show robust growth, with the GDP rising to 6.2% in the third quarter of FY25. This is a significant improvement from the previous quarter's 5.4% and marks a positive trend in the country's economic recovery.
Marubeni Corp Exits Mumbai Real Estate Venture with Rs 218 Cr Debenture Redemption
Marubeni Corp, a significant player in the global trading and investment business, has announced its exit from Atmosphere Realty, a joint venture in Mumbai. The Japanese company has redeemed Rs 218 crore worth of debentures, marking the end of its involve
Mumbai's Real Estate Boom: 88,000 Homes Sold in Q1 2025, 46% Above Rs 1 Crore
Despite a dynamic and competitive market, Mumbai has emerged as the real estate hub, with over 88,000 homes sold in Q1 2025. Notably, 46% of these homes were priced above Rs 1 crore, highlighting the city's robust demand for high-end properties. Pune, another key player, also saw significant growth in its real estate sector.
Nifty Braces for Impact as Nasdaq Enters Bear Market
The Indian stock market, particularly the Nifty, is bracing for a volatile start following the significant downturn on Wall Street. The Nasdaq has officially entered bear market territory, raising concerns for investors globally.
Supreme Universal Closes ₹174 Cr Transaction for Ultra-Luxury Property in Mumbai
Supreme Universal has successfully closed a Rs 174 crore deal for its ultra-luxury property, Supreme ArtHouse, located in Bandra, Mumbai. The sea-facing duplex is a prime example of luxurious living.