Hyderabad, June 30, 2015 The Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of
India (CREDAI) Hyderabad announced its newly elected office bearers and members of
the Executive Committee, who will be responsible for spearheading and strengthening
the CREDAI initiatives for the development of the Real Estate Sector in Hyderabad.
The newly elected team of CREDAI Hyderabad will be led by its President, Sri. S. Ram
Reddy and the General Secretary, Sri. P. Rama Krishna Rao from today. The team
includes Vice Presidents Sri. G Aditya, Sri G. Anand Reddy, Dr. M.S. Ananda Rao and
Sri D. Murali Krishna Reddy other EC members who will all work together for the
betterment of the real estate sector of Hyderabad. The team stated its key objectives for
the year are to lay increased focus on consumer satisfaction and emphasis on adherence
to ethical and building standards.
Outlining the agenda of the new Executive Committee Mr. S Ram Reddy, President,
CREDAI Hyderabad said, “We are taking charge at a very crucial phase of the Real
Estate Sector in Telangana State. The Real Estate sector in the state is on a threshold of
rapid growth as the policies of the government under the dynamic leadership of
Hon’ble Chief Minister, Shri K. Chandrasekhar Rao are pro-industry and pro-growth
that would give fillip to real estate sector. We, at CREDAI Hyderabad, pledge our
whole hearted support to the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Sri K. Chandrasekhar Rao, in
realizing his avowed policy to raise the Brand Image of Hyderabad, and make
Hyderabad a slum-free GLOBAL CITY and an Economic Engine of the State and
hope that the government rapidly implements the plans for single window approval
for the real estate projects and other reforms to facilitate rapid growth of the housing
sector.”
Adding to this Sri P. Ramakrishna Rao, General Secretary, CREDAI Hyderabad
stated, “The new team at CREDAI Hyderabad will focus on identifying growth areas
and will work very closely with the government to get the policy stimulus that will
help develop the real estate sector in the state and make it a model for others to follow.
India (CREDAI) Hyderabad announced its newly elected office bearers and members of
the Executive Committee, who will be responsible for spearheading and strengthening
the CREDAI initiatives for the development of the Real Estate Sector in Hyderabad.
The newly elected team of CREDAI Hyderabad will be led by its President, Sri. S. Ram
Reddy and the General Secretary, Sri. P. Rama Krishna Rao from today. The team
includes Vice Presidents Sri. G Aditya, Sri G. Anand Reddy, Dr. M.S. Ananda Rao and
Sri D. Murali Krishna Reddy other EC members who will all work together for the
betterment of the real estate sector of Hyderabad. The team stated its key objectives for
the year are to lay increased focus on consumer satisfaction and emphasis on adherence
to ethical and building standards.
Outlining the agenda of the new Executive Committee Mr. S Ram Reddy, President,
CREDAI Hyderabad said, “We are taking charge at a very crucial phase of the Real
Estate Sector in Telangana State. The Real Estate sector in the state is on a threshold of
rapid growth as the policies of the government under the dynamic leadership of
Hon’ble Chief Minister, Shri K. Chandrasekhar Rao are pro-industry and pro-growth
that would give fillip to real estate sector. We, at CREDAI Hyderabad, pledge our
whole hearted support to the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Sri K. Chandrasekhar Rao, in
realizing his avowed policy to raise the Brand Image of Hyderabad, and make
Hyderabad a slum-free GLOBAL CITY and an Economic Engine of the State and
hope that the government rapidly implements the plans for single window approval
for the real estate projects and other reforms to facilitate rapid growth of the housing
sector.”
Adding to this Sri P. Ramakrishna Rao, General Secretary, CREDAI Hyderabad
stated, “The new team at CREDAI Hyderabad will focus on identifying growth areas
and will work very closely with the government to get the policy stimulus that will
help develop the real estate sector in the state and make it a model for others to follow.
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