Archive · 20 Sep 2025
Credai President Outlines Vision for Real Estate Sector
The new leader of India's real estate developers wants to make things better for everyone.
He wants to make sure all projects are registered with the government and get approvals faster.
He also wants to help workers by giving them better pay and conditions.
He wants to make homes more affordable by lowering taxes and updating rules.
He also supports using new technology to build buildings and using green initiatives like solar and planting trees.
Overall, he aims for a transparent and honest approach to build credibility.
Credai's new president advocates for discipline, transparency, and reforms in real estate.
He suggests an automatic linkage between project permits and RERA registration to curb unorganized players.
Credai is lobbying for smoother approvals and rational reforms at both state and national levels.
Reddy supports reducing GST on cement and works contracts to make housing more affordable.
He highlights labor shortages and the need for technology and green initiatives in real estate.
- Who
- Gummi Ram Reddy, newly elected Credai president
- What
- Outlined vision for real estate sector, focusing on discipline, transparency, and reforms.
- When
- Not specified, but reported in an exclusive interview.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India; across India's real estate sector.
- Why
- To support sustainable growth in the real estate sector.
- New President
- Gummi Ram Reddy
- Organization
- Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (Credai)
- Key Demands
- Industry status, single-window clearance
- Action
- Pushing changes such as higher building heights and scrapping of NALA charges in Andhra Pradesh
- City Mentioned
- Hyderabad