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Navi Mumbai Housing Redevelopment: CREDAI MCHI Youth NMR To Host EODR 2.0 With 40+ Developers And 1,500 Societies

Navi Mumbai: With redevelopment of housing societies in Navi Mumbai and Raigad expected to continue as buildings age, CREDAI MCHI Youth NMR will organise the second edition of its Ease of Doing Redevelopment (EODR) initiative on September 27, providing residents a common platform to understand the redevelopment process and make informed decisions. EODR 2.0 Exhibition To Be Held At CIDCO…

Navi Mumbai Housing Redevelopment: CREDAI MCHI Youth NMR To Host EODR 2.0 With 40+ Developers And 1,500 Societies

Navi Mumbai's CREDAI MCHI Youth NMR is hosting the second edition of its Ease of Doing Redevelopment (EODR) initiative on September 27. The event, which will take place at the CIDCO Exhibition Centre, aims to provide housing society residents with a platform to understand the redevelopment process and make informed decisions.

More than 40 developers and representatives from over 1,500 housing societies across Navi Mumbai and the Raigad region are expected to participate in the one-day exhibition held in Hall A of the CIDCO Exhibition Centre. The event will feature panel discussions, expert consultations, and direct interaction between society representatives, property owners, and developers.

Amit Haware, advisor of CREDAI MCHI Youth NMR, stated that the event is organised to benefit the public and help them understand the redevelopment process, explore options, and make informed decisions. The second edition hopes to see larger participation than the previous one, which saw around 800 to 1,000 housing societies.

Sumit Ahluwalia, president of CREDAI MCHI Youth NMR, emphasized the importance of providing societies with access to information, understanding their options, and engaging in the redevelopment process with greater clarity. With more societies becoming eligible for redevelopment each year, the initiative aims to create a conversation around redevelopment that continues annually.

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