The new leadership team would have 19 members on
the board of the executive committee including DLF Ltd's group executive
director Rajeev Talwar.
"We will focus on changing the perception
of the real estate industry," Gaur said.
Gaur said the association would work closely
with the various government departments to shape the future of the regions
property market.
He welcomed the real estate regulatory bill
saying the proposed law would bring transparency in the sector and restrict
non-serious players.
However,
CREDAI said there are certain concerns of the industry that need to be
addressed.
That apart, Gaur said the association would also
put more efforts on skill development, cleanliness and labour welfare.
CREDAI national President Getamber Anand said
that the association would set up a fund of Rs 25 crore for meeting the education
cost of under-privileged students who are bright.
Anand said the Credai
would make its internal consumer grievance redressal system more robust and
aggressive.
The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Association of India (CREDAI) has
more than 11,500 members across the country.
Source: IndiaTimes
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