CREDAI-Pune Metro Hosts Grand Installation of CREDAI Maharashtra's New Leadership for 2025

CREDAI-Pune Metro Hosts Grand Installation of CREDAI Maharashtra's New Leadership for 2025–2027

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CREDAI-Pune Metro Hosts Installation Ceremony for New CREDAI Maharashtra Leadership (2025–2027)

In a milestone event for Maharashtra’s real estate sector, CREDAI-Pune Metro, the apex body representing private real estate developers in Pune, hosted the First General Body Meeting and Installation Ceremony of CREDAI Maharashtra’s 2025–2027 leadership team at the prestigious JW Marriott Hotel, Pune.

This high-profile event marked the official installation of a new leadership team dedicated to steering Maharashtra’s real estate ecosystem into a phase of innovation, inclusivity, and sustainable growth. The gathering attracted over 600 member developers representing more than 61 cities, underlining Pune’s growing role as a central pillar in the state's urban development framework.

Esteemed Leaders and Special Guests Grace the Occasion

The event was elevated by the presence of senior dignitaries including Ajit Pawar, Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, along with Satish Magar, Sunil Furde, Rajendra Singh Jabinda, Shantilal Katariya, and Rajiv Parikh. These industry stalwarts and political leaders provided valuable guidance and extended their support to the newly appointed leadership team.

Also present were Manish Jain, newly elected President of CREDAI-Pune Metro, and Ranjit Naiknavare**, Vice President of CREDAI National, who shared their vision for the term ahead.

Meet the New CREDAI Maharashtra Leadership Team (2025–2027)

Mr. Prafulla Taware, a developer from Baramati and a civil engineer by profession, took charge as the President of CREDAI Maharashtra. He succeeds Mr. Pramod Khairnar Patil, the Immediate Past President. Taware is also a licensed pilot and currently serves as Secretary of the Aircraft Owners & Pilots Association, India (AOPA).

Here’s a quick look at the newly appointed team:

- President: Mr. Prafulla Taware

- IPP: Mr. Pramod Khairnar Patil

- Vice Presidents: Mr. Sunil Kotwal, Mr. Anish Shah, Mr. Dinesh Dhage, Mr. Aditya Javdekar, Mr. Vidyanand Bedekar, Mr. Shashikant Jiddimani, Mr. Jayant Thakkar

- Treasurer: Mr. Surendra Bhoite

- Joint Treasurer: Mr. Dashrath Shetye

- Joint Secretaries: Mr. Shantaram Patil, Mr. Shahaji Patil, Mr. Rajendra Bhamare, Mr. Umesh Wankhede, Mr. Nilesh Thakare, Mr. Gangaprasad Toshniwal, Mr. Shishir Diote, Mr. Sanket Tupe

- Senior Executive Member: Mr. Rasik Chauhan

- Convenor Public Relations: Mr. Kapil Gandhi

Vision and Priorities of the New Leadership

In his address, Prafulla Taware emphasized that the focus for his tenure would revolve around:

- Accelerating real estate development in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities

- Supporting policy advocacy at both state and central levels

- Advancing skill development programs to generate employment

- Promoting consumer-centric practices and transparency

- Encouraging sustainable and technology-driven construction

Taware committed to completing initiatives started during the previous term while strategically planning Maharashtra’s next phase of growth, especially in underdeveloped urban regions.

> “CREDAI Maharashtra is committed to being an enabler of inclusive growth across the state’s real estate ecosystem. We aim to foster innovation while retaining our focus on affordability and accessibility,” he said.

CREDAI-Pune Metro: Championing Housing Rights and Urban Reform

Manish Jain, President of CREDAI-Pune Metro, shared an ambitious roadmap for the coming years with a strong commitment to:

- Affordable and accessible housing for all, positioning it as a basic right

- Establishing a Center of Excellence to provide skill-based training to construction workers

- Tackling environmental clearance issues in PCMC and the 5 km buffer zone

- Influencing the Development Plan (DP) for PMRDA

- Advocating for fair water allocation and streamlined approvals

- Pushing legislative reforms to simplify construction processes

- Promoting automation and construction technology to improve efficiency and affordability

His address reinforced Pune’s leadership in innovation-led real estate and the critical need for government collaboration in enabling housing for every citizen.

CREDAI National’s 5-Point Vision for Viksit Bharat

Ranjit Naiknavare, newly appointed Vice President of CREDAI National, echoed national sentiment and shared best wishes from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

He also outlined CREDAI National’s 5-point agenda to support the vision of Viksit Bharat, which includes:

1. Skilling India: Creating a future-ready workforce through industry-aligned training

2. Data-Driven Decision Making: Leveraging analytics to forecast and plan real estate growth

3. Reforestation: Encouraging environmentally conscious practices within the sector

4. Redefining Affordable Housing: Improving policies and incentives for buyers and developers

5. Ease of Doing Business: Advocating for quicker approvals and reduced cost burdens

A Unified Call for Reforms and Progress

The event concluded with a joint press conference led by Kapil Gandhi, Convenor of CREDAI Maharashtra, bringing together representatives from CREDAI Pune, CREDAI Maharashtra, and CREDAI National to outline unified goals for the upcoming term.

Key highlights from the discussions included:

- Aligning efforts across state and national levels

- Strengthening credibility and transparency in the sector

- Enhancing investor and consumer confidence

- Accelerating growth in smaller towns and emerging cities

The collective energy of the new leadership, member developers, and policymakers marked the beginning of a renewed, reform-driven era for Maharashtra’s real estate ecosystem.

Conclusion: A New Chapter for Real Estate in Maharashtra

With a vibrant team at the helm, clear objectives, and massive developer participation, CREDAI Maharashtra's 2025–2027 tenure begins with renewed purpose and direction. As Pune and Maharashtra face increasing urbanization and housing demand, CREDAI’s initiatives promise transformative impact on housing affordability, quality, and governance.

From infrastructure reforms to skill development and consumer focus, the new leadership is set to build a more inclusive, transparent, and technology-enabled future for the state’s real estate industry.

For developers, homebuyers, and stakeholders alike, CREDAI’s leadership evolution represents more than a ceremonial change—it marks the dawn of smarter, sustainable urban development across Maharashtra.