CREDAI-MCHI Organises ‘Real Estate Leaders’ Convergence’ to Unite Real Estate Bodies

Mumbai, October 7, 2025: CREDAI-MCHI, the apex body of real estate developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), led by newly elected President Sukhraj Nahar, has organised the Real Estate Leaders’ Convergence — a first-of-its-kind initiative uniting leading real estate bodies like NAREDCO, BDA, PEATA and CREDAI MCHI by bringing them together on a single platform. The historic coming together is designed to foster unity, drive policy reforms, harmonize regulations, and enhance ease of doing business in real estate.

By bringing together diverse industry voices, the convergence showcased CREDAI-MCHI’s commitment to building consensus, resolving bottlenecks, and creating a powerful collective voice for dialogue with policymakers. The gathering marked a shift from fragmented advocacy toward unified strength, emphasizing the need to move beyond short-term gains and focus on shaping a resilient, sustainable, and globally competitive Mumbai.

Instead of operating in silos, participating organizations have pledged to speak with a unified voice. A Joint Task Force, comprising representatives from each body, will channel collective industry inputs, prioritize reforms, and engage directly with government authorities. The Task Force’s work will align closely with Ease of Doing Business reforms—ensuring faster approvals, streamlined processes, and greater transparency. The state is expected to formally constitute a Chief Minister’s Committee, to enable regular formal and informal consultations/discussions with Chief Minister, Devendra Fadnavis in relation to all aspects of the real estate industry.

Sukhraj Nahar, President, CREDAI-MCHI, drew on the and symbolism of the gathering and the excitement amongst its participants, saying: “For too long, every association has marched to its own drum—battling regulatory obstacles in isolation, incurring huge legal fees whilst fighting the same causes but separately. The time has come where we shirk our inhibitions and our reservations of the past. We must pool our knowledge, our capital, our energy for the common benefit of the industry. Let our common voice amplify and echo within the corridors of Power. There is so much strength in unity and we must project this unity in its truest form to build greater credibility with the government and various other stakeholders.”