RICS India Real Estate: Housing Conference
The real estate housing sector in India has experienced significant growth and transformation in recent years. Rapid urbanisation and a burgeoning population have led to a rise in the demand for housing, and so the sector has been evolving to meet the diverse needs of buyers, with a focus on affordable housing initiatives and sustainable development practices.
To support this, the Indian government has introduced various policies and reforms to promote the sector's growth, such as the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA), which was created with the aim of ensuring transparency and accountability. There have also been various technological advancements, such as the adoption of Proptech solutions, which have revolutionised the way properties are developed, marketed, and managed.
India Real Estate: Housing Conference has been developed around the theme of "Navigating the Future through Innovation, Sustainability, and Collaboration," and will focus on exploring the future of the real estate housing sector. The event aims to thoroughly study this future by focusing on the key perspectives of innovation, sustainability, and collaboration. By examining the future of the real estate and housing sector through these lenses, industry professionals will gain valuable insights into how these elements can shape and guide the sector's trajectory.
- Anupam Saxena, MRICS
The conference has been designed to provide attendees with the tools and knowledge to navigate the future of the sector successfully and whether you are an investor, developer, policymaker, or industry enthusiast, the event will be invaluable, helping you stay ahead in a dynamic and evolving market.
Date: August 03, 2023Venue: The Lalit New Delhi
Know more: https://www.rics.org/training-events/conferences/india-real-estate-housing-conference?cid=aff
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