ABOUT

CREDAI BENGALURU

As a President, my goals are very clear and the following matter the most to me:

1. Integrity

2. Stakeholder wellbeing

3. Working should to shoulder with the Government

4. World class infrastructure

5. Skill development

Keeping these as the core, the new committee will work towards strengthening each of these and tackling the issues and concerns that rise on the way with utmost professionalism. Solving stalemates, bringing in newer ideas and executing pending good work initiated by the previous committee will be our focus. Special emphasis will be on building stronger ties with BAF.

Ease of doing business is something that we have been talking for long. As CREDAI Bengaluru President, I, along with my team, will take strong measures and talk to the concerned authorities to ensure that they walk the talk. With the new Government shaping up in Karnataka, we see this as a perfect opportunity to propose our ideas and start conversations on them.

We believe, a strong CREDAI Bengaluru will build a stronger Bengaluru Real Estate community. With adequate and effective knowledge sharing, we intend to achieve that strength, which in turn will be fueled by better engagement with our Youth and Women’s wings. Over the years, we have seen these bodies have blossomed on their own and have grown to become stronger. We will support their initiatives, which will help the community as a whole.

I also take this opportunity to request all our senior most members who have been the guiding light, to continue supporting and showing the right direction to the new committee. With your invaluable support, we will bring about a positive change.

Finally, I call upon all my friends, colleagues and the entire CREDAI Real Estate community of Bengaluru to join hands with us and help us achieve our goals.

Code of Conduct is a document of principles that binds all CREDAI Bengaluru members. It is the most important founding stone of the association and has been included in the proposed Real Estate Regulatory Act. This document lists the guidelines and a mandatory set of laws that all members have to implement and abide by. The aim of this Code of Conduct for Developers, Promoters and Builders is to maintain the honour and dignity of Developers, Promoters and Builders in general, and to secure the spirit of friendly cooperation between the developers.

Promoters and Builders and their customers in the promotion of the highest standard of promotion, development and building activities and to establish transparency, and fair dealing between the developers, promoters and builders with their customers; and to establish a spirit of brotherhood within the Associations of Developers, Promoters and Builders to try and ensure that Developers, Promoters and Builders discharge their responsibilities to the community in general.

Today, CREDAI represents 13000+ Developers across 217 city chapters in 21 states and plays an important role in policy formulation by representing the views of its members to various Ministries at regular intervals.

CREDAI strives to make the Real Estate industry organized and progressive by working closely with all stakeholders: Government representatives, policymakers, investors, finance companies, consumers, and real estate professionals. CREDAI is a recognized partner for the Government and is represented on several committees working in policy formulation. CREDAI engages in policy advocacy with the Government including the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, the Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, the Ministry of Labour & Employment and with agencies like Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), Niti Aayog and others.