Infrastructure must precede real estate development in Indian cities: CREDAI
CREDAI has called for an infrastructure-first approach to urban development, arguing that roads, drainage, transport and civic services should be planned ahead of large-scale real estate expansion. Industry leaders at NATCON 2026 also highlighted the need for redevelopment frameworks as Indian citi…
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