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NAR-India Convention concludes on high note
The two-day 11th Annual Convention of the National Association of Realtors-India (NAR-India) concluded on a high note at HICC here on Sunday.
Hyderabad: The two-day 11th Annual Convention of the National Association of Realtors-India (NAR-India) concluded on a high note at HICC here on Sunday.
The Hans India is the media partner for the national conclave in which 1,500 real estate consultants and brokers from 40 cities in India had participated.
Sumanth Reddy Arani, president, Hyderabad Realtors' Association (HRA) assumed charge as national president of NAR-India during the event. HRA hosted the mega event while Bengaluru-based Bengaluru-based Confederation of Real Estate Associates (India) (CREA(I)) was the co-host.
"My goal as the national president of NAR-India is to set highest and most ethical standards and practices in the field of real estate consulting.
The professional brokerage business in India has grown by 0leaps and bounds in the recent past and it will continue to grow," Sumanth Reddy said after taking charge.
On Sunday, the second day of the event, Devdutt Patnaik, noted author, enthralled delegates with his scintillating talk on Indian mythology and its relevance to the business in general and property transactions in particular.
Pradeep Mittal, Chairman, Hyderabad Angels, spoke on startup funding while Professor Rajendra Srivastava, Dean, Indian School of Business (ISB), talked on business model innovation. Gautam Chatterjee, Chairman, Maharashtra RERA, explained about RERA norms.
NAR- India is a national professional body of realtors. It has over 3,200 organisation and 30,000 realtors as its members. It has 48 affiliate associations, spread across 45 cities and 16 States.
