Future of Real Estate: As India goes to the Polls
15 April 2019, 05:30 am
Future of Real Estate: As India goes to the Polls
Programme Type
Discussions
Future of Real Estate: As India goes to the Polls
With the build-up to 2019 polls, there is a lot at stake for the country that will have an impact on the national economy and real estate sector. Due to aggressive speculative new launches, weak delivery mechanism, and poor corporate governance, the last decade has seen a large stockpile of unfinished residential projects. This has resulted in demonstrations from angry home buyers and many legal battles ending with many developers behind bars. There are many questions that need to be answered - what will happen to these incomplete projects, do we have the political will and regulatory framework to resolve this. Most important have we learnt from the past, and that this will not happen again in the future
Panelists: Amit Oberoi, Executive Director, Colliers International Asia; Jayashree Kurup, Editor-in-Chief, MBTV (Magic Brick); Sudeep Bhatt, Senior VP & Head – Sales, M3M India Pvt. Ltd.; Prabhakar Sinha, Editor, Real Estate, The Times of India; Tarun Bhatia, Treasurer, National Association of Realtors India and Partner, M/s Shaloo Agencies; and Akshat Pande, Founder and Managing Partner, Alpha Partners Advocates and Solicitors
Chair: Prof. Anupam Saxena, Associate Dean and Director, School of Real Estate
Vote of Thanks: Dr. Mona N. Shah, Dean, RICS School of Built Environment, Amity University
(Collaboration: RICS School of Built Environment)
