What is CREDAI
About CREDAI
The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) is the premier organization representing private real estate developers in India. Established in 1999, CREDAI aims to transform the Indian real estate industry and advocate for affordable housing and sustainable urban development.
With over 13,000 member developers across 230 city chapters in 21 states, CREDAI plays a pivotal role in shaping policy by serving as the voice of the real estate sector in discussions with various Government Ministries and organizations.
CREDAI Andhra Pradesh
Website: http://www.credaiap.org/
CREDAI Assam
Website: http://www.areida.org/
CREDAI Bihar
Website: https://credai.org/
CREDAI Chhattisgarh
Website: http://www.credaicg.org/
CREDAI Goa
Website: http://www.credaigoa.com/
CREDAI Gujarat
Website: http://www.credaigujarat.org/
CREDAI Jharkhand
Website: https://credai.org/
CREDAI Madhya Pradesh
Website: http://www.credaibhopal.org/
CREDAI Maharashtra
Website: http://www.credaipune.org/
CREDAI MCHI
Website: http://www.mchi.net/
CREDAI NCR
Website: http://www.credaincr.org/
CREDAI Odisha
Website: http://www.credaiorissa.com/
CREDAI Punjab
Website: http://www.credaipunjab.com/
CREDAI Rajasthan
Website: http://www.credairajasthan.com/
CREDAI Tamil Nadu
Website: http://www.credaitamilnadu.org/
CREDAI Karnataka
Website: http://www.credaikarnataka.com/
CREDAI Telangana
Website: http://www.credaihyderabad.org/
CREDAI Uttar Pradesh
Website: http://www.credaiup.org/
CREDAI Uttarakhand
Website: https://credai.org/
CREDAI West Bengal
Website: http://www.credaibengal.com/
CREDAI Kerala
Website: http://www.credaikochi.com/
Mission and Role
1. Organizing and Modernizing the Real Estate Industry
CREDAI is committed to making the real estate industry more organized, ethical, and progressive. This is achieved by fostering collaboration between all stakeholders, including:
- Government representatives and policy makers
- Investors and financial institutions
- Consumers and real estate professionals
2. Policy Advocacy
CREDAI works closely with key government bodies, including:
- Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of Environment, Forests, and Climate Change
- Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship
- Ministry of Civil Aviation
It also engages with agencies like Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), and NITI Aayog to influence policies for a transparent and robust real estate ecosystem.
3. Ethics and Transparency
CREDAI promotes ethical business practices through its Code of Conduct, ensuring that members maintain integrity and transparency in all dealings.
Consumer-Centric Initiatives
- Consumer Grievance Redressal Forum (CGRF): A platform for homebuyers to register complaints against member developers and receive swift resolutions.
- Transparency: CREDAI actively works to protect the interests of homebuyers and build trust through transparent practices.
Social Responsibility
CREDAI contributes to social development through initiatives like:
- Welfare of Construction Workers: Promoting skill development and better working conditions.
- Environmental Sustainability: Encouraging eco-friendly construction practices among members.