“Evident hindrances to realty sector and how to overcome them” is discussed by BAI’s National President

HN Vijay Raghava Reddy, National President of Builders Association of India (BAI), told about how construction and real estate sector was going through a lot in the absence of regulatory reforms; however, some reforms like RERA has also serious failures at the implementation level as the government of some states are taking advantage of flexibility given by the central government. He also put forward some suggestions for promoters’ consideration that being small or big player doesn’t matter now. Being organized and adhering to the rules, having proper project development plans and capital procurement systems are the new surviving techniques in the realty sector.  
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