NE BUSINESSS BUREAU
CHENNAI, MAY 21
Advocating the strong government-industry collaboration to realise the state’s $1 trillion economic vision, newly elected CREDAI Tamil Nadu president W. S. Habib, Chairman and Managing Director of RWD, on Wednesday unveiled’ CREDAI Tamil Nadu Vision and Mission for 2025-2027.’
- To dive Ease of Doing Business, and take FAIRPRO to Dubai, Abu Dhabi , Muscat, Riyadh, Doha and Singapore
- A major thrust of the CREDAI Tamil Nadu agenda is the timely implementation of master plans for all 135 major cities and towns across the state
- With 10 existing chapters, the association plans to add 5 to 6 more in key growth corridors, including Sivagangai, Vellore, Karur, Nilgiris, and Thanjavur.
- CREDAI TN expects the government to take proactive steps to speed up the project approvals and extend the ‘Single Window System’ for real estate developers: W.S. Habib
“Real estate is not just about buildings; it’s a foundation for employment, urban infrastructure, and economic resilience. Streamlining approvals and simplifying compliance will unlock tremendous value for developers and homebuyers alike,” said W. S. Habib, President, CREDAI Tamil Nadu and Chairman and Managing Director of RWD and shared important insights and current trends of the Real Estate Industry in Tamil Nadu.
CREDAI Tamil Nadu, the apex body of private real estate developers in the state, under the leadership of its newly elected W. S. Habib, Chairman and Managing Director of RWD was joined by his Governing Council Members, also announced the CREDAI Tamil Nadu Vision and Mission for 2025-2027 and expectations from the Tamil Nadu Government for the development of Real Estate Industry in Tamil Nadu and highlighted key strategic priorities aimed at strengthening the real estate ecosystem and contributing meaningfully to the state’s $1 trillion economic vision.
“There is an urgent need to enhance ease of doing business, calling for digitized, transparent, and time-bound regulatory mechanisms. A major thrust of the CREDAI Tamil Nadu agenda is the timely implementation of master plans for all 135 major cities and towns across the state. These plans are not just administrative documents; they are blueprints for sustainable, inclusive, and well-governed urban futures,” pointed out W.S. Habib and echoing the government’s vision for planned development.
In a move to deepen its statewide presence, CREDAI Tamil Nadu announced the expansion of its chapter network. With 10 existing chapters, the association plans to add 5 to 6 more in key growth corridors, including Sivagangai, Vellore, Karur, Nilgiris, and Thanjavur, enabling better regional representation and local advocacy. Furthermore, reaffirming its global outlook, CREDAI Tamil Nadu revealed its plan to conduct annual international expos under the “FAIRPRO” brand in Dubai, Muscat, Abudhabi, Riyadh, Doha and Singapore, aimed at attracting NRI investments and showcasing Tamil Nadu’s real estate strengths on the world stage.
The leadership team also reiterated its commitment to sustainability, digital transformation, and affordable housing, positioning the real estate sector as a vital partner in Tamil Nadu’s urban and economic transformation. “Our journey ahead will be driven by strong government-industry collaboration, visionary planning, and a shared commitment to building modern, liveable, and future-ready cities,” Habib concluded.
