FTCCI to hold a Seminar on RERA: Concerns in Real Estate

Hyderabad, December 8, 2023……  Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FTCCI) is to hold a Seminar on RERA: Concerns in Real Estate at its premises in Federation House in Hyderabad on 9th December. 

Aimed at 250-plus Developers, Real Estate, Agents, Builders, Legal Professionals and Industry enthusiasts it will focus on navigating the challenges and opportunities surrounding RERA (Real Estate Regulatory Authority).  It will explore insightful discussions and gain a comprehensive new understanding of how RERA impacts the real estate industry. 

FTCCI to hold a Seminar on RERA: Concerns in Real Estate
FTCCI to hold a Seminar on RERA: Concerns in Real Estate

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