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The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India - Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry (CREDAI-MCHI) has appointed Nahar Group Chairman, Sukhraj Nahar, as its President for the 2025-2027 term. Announced earlier this week, the development also brought forward the appointment of a new management committee. The association, representing more than 2,200 real estate developers across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), plays a crucial role in voicing the concerns of the industry and engaging with government authorities.
The apex body of real estate developers in Maharashtra, CREDAI-MCHI, announced earlier this week that Sukhraj Nahar, Chairman of the Nahar Group, has been appointed as its President for the 2025-2027 term. With this appointment, he becomes the eighteenth leader to take charge of the organisation, which has grown into a significant platform for property developers across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Advertisement
In addition to Nahar's appointment, CREDAI-MCHI revealed its new management committee. The new leadership team includes Bandish Ajmera as President Elect, Rushi Mehta as Secretary, and Nikunj Sanghavi as Treasurer. The announcement reflects the association's intent to bring in experienced leaders who can guide the body during a period when the real estate sector continues to evolve in response to regulatory changes, infrastructure expansion and market dynamics.
CREDAI-MCHI is among the most prominent regional chapters of CREDAI and has over 2,200 developers as members. It has consistently acted as a bridge between developers, policymakers and consumers, addressing issues such as housing demand, affordable development, regulatory bottlenecks, and the implementation of reforms. The body also engages with various stakeholders to ensure smoother processes for approvals, project execution, and policy advocacy.
The new leadership, under Nahar's guidance, is expected to focus on strengthening industry collaboration, improving transparency, and addressing challenges faced by developers in the highly competitive Mumbai market.
Backed by an experienced management team, the body is likely to continue shaping discussions around real estate growth and policy reforms in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. With more than 2,200 members, the association's role remains vital in advancing the interests of developers, ensuring that industry challenges are effectively represented, and working towards a more transparent and organised property market in the years ahead.
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