Empowering Women in Real Estate: A Pathway to Transparency and Growth

PWD Minister Parvesh Verma emphasizes the need for increased female participation in the real estate sector to enhance transparency and reduce property disputes. At the NAREDCO-MAHI convention, industry leaders highlight skilling as crucial for women empowerment and economic growth, advocating for sustainability and infrastructure management in housing developments.

Delhi's PWD Minister Parvesh Verma has called for increased participation of women in the real estate sector, advocating for this move as a means to enhance transparency and reduce property-related civil disputes. Verma, addressing a NAREDCO women's wing conference, underscored women's capability to contribute significantly to the real estate industry.

He noted the prevalence of lies and misselling within the sector, suggesting that women's involvement could mitigate these issues. Additional Secretary in the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, D Thara, urged builders to prioritize integrated infrastructure management and green spaces in housing projects.

At the convention, NAREDCO Chairman Niranjan Hiranandani highlighted the potential of skilling women to fill gaps in the workforce, which could spur economic growth while achieving gender empowerment. Smita Patil of NAREDCO-MAHI stressed the importance of policy and inclusivity for a sustainable housing future in India.

(With inputs from agencies.)