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CREDAI-MCHI recently organised a felicitation ceremony in Mumbai to honour the appointment of Mayor Ritu Tawde and Maharashtra Advocate General Dr. Milind Sathe. The event brought together senior government officials, legal experts, and real estate leaders to recognise the importance of these roles in shaping the city's development. It also served as a platform to discuss key urban and regulatory issues. The developers body highlighted its intent to work closely with policymakers to ensure structured growth, better infrastructure, and improved coordination between the government and the real estate sector across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
CREDAI-MCHI, the apex body representing real estate developers in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, recently organised a felicitation ceremony to mark the appointment of Mumbai Mayor Ritu Tawde and Maharashtra Advocate General Milind Sathe. The initiative was led by its President Sukhraj Nahar and aimed at recognising the importance of these roles in shaping Mumbai's urban and regulatory landscape. Advertisement
The event was held at Nahar Panorama and brought together key stakeholders from governance, legal, and real estate sectors. It created an environment for discussions around planning, infrastructure, and policy-related challenges impacting Mumbai and the wider MMR region. CREDAI-MCHI highlighted that such engagements help build coordination between decision-makers and industry participants, which is important for smoother project execution and regulatory clarity.
Several senior officials and dignitaries were present at the event. These included former Advocate General Birendra Saraf, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani, Environment and Climate Change Secretary Jayshree Bhoj, and Nidhi Chaudhary, among others. Their presence reflected the involvement of administrative and policy-level authorities in discussions related to urban growth.
The developers body was represented by its current leadership along with past presidents and senior members, including Bandish Ajmera and Rushi Mehta. The participation of multiple senior members highlighted continuity in industry representation and ongoing engagement with government authorities on sectoral issues.
Prominent industry professionals also attended the event, including Anuj Puri, architect Hafeez Contractor, and Manju Yagnik. Legal experts such as Dhaval Wasoonji, Dhaval Mehta, Parimal Shroff, and Shailesh Vaidya were also present, indicating a strong legal representation at the gathering. This mix of stakeholders underlined the increasing need for legal clarity and structured governance in real estate development.
The organisation conveyed that the interaction focused on strengthening collaboration between the government and the real estate sector. It indicated that coordinated efforts are necessary to ensure transparency, faster approvals, and better compliance within the sector. Over the past few years, such engagements have gained importance as Mumbai continues to face challenges related to land availability, infrastructure pressure, and regulatory processes.
CREDAI-MCHI reiterated its intention to work closely with policymakers to support planned urban expansion and sustainable growth. The body has previously been involved in discussions around policy reforms, redevelopment frameworks, and housing supply improvements across the MMR. With a large developer base and presence across multiple regions including Thane, Navi Mumbai, and Kalyan-Dombivli, it continues to play a role in representing industry concerns and facilitating dialogue with authorities.
As part of the larger CREDAI network, which represents developers across India, the organisation has also been involved in national-level discussions on housing and urban development. Its continued engagement with government bodies reflects an ongoing effort to streamline processes and improve the overall functioning of the real estate sector.
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