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Monday, July 23, 2012

CREDAI is committed to give back to society: Sandeep Mehta

We are in constant touch with the concerned authorities and working for a fast and efficient approval system, says Sandeep Mehta, newly elected President of Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India (CREDAI), Chennai. 


What are the issues you are going to focus as newly elected CREDAI, Chennai President?
As you are aware, today developers are going through a major challenge in getting approvals. My first and foremost priority would be to work with the authorities, like CMDA, DTCP, and see how best we can bring down the approval cycle to the minimum possible time. Approvals are taking six months or even one year, and the ultimate sufferers are the end users.  After all, developers are playing a role of middleman, wherein they accumulate various components like land, contractors, building materials to produce the finished product. As a project gets delayed, the cost of interest comes on it. This cost will finally pass on to the customers.
What about Corporate Social Responsibility of CREDAI?
CREDAI will be focused in this area largely in the coming days. We are in the process of meeting various government authorities. We are committed to give back to society in terms of, at least to start with, in civic areas. We will be approaching corporations and local bodies. As a developers’ community, we have  expertise in building parks, maintain them, building payments, making good bus shelters, and also engage leading architects to give basic common amenities for people. We are quite focused to take up this initiative and confident that the government would give us enough opportunities to work hand-in-hand, so that we can reach out to people in a big way.

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