Name: NAREDCO Real Estate Conclave 2026
Start: 2026-06-19T10:00:00.000+05:30
End: 2026-06-20T18:00:00.000+05:30
Location: Yashobhoomi, New Delhi

KPMG in India is knowledge partner for this event.

This conclave brings together key stakeholders from India’s real estate ecosystem, including government dignitaries, industry leaders, policymakers, financial institutions, urban planners, technology innovators, and real estate professionals, to engage in meaningful discussions on the opportunities, challenges, and future direction of the sector.

As India continues its journey toward becoming a global economic powerhouse, the real estate sector remains a critical driver of growth, employment generation, infrastructure development, and urban transformation. The conclave will provide a unique platform for industry leaders and policymakers to exchange ideas, share best practices, and explore innovative solutions that can accelerate sustainable and inclusive development.

The deliberations focus on key issues shaping the future of the sector, including regulatory reforms, affordable housing, housing finance, transit-oriented development, urban infrastructure, sustainability, digitisation, emerging technologies, and investment opportunities. Special emphasis will be placed on fostering transparency, enhancing ease of doing business, strengthening consumer confidence, and creating a future-ready real estate ecosystem.

Know more

Advancing India’s housing and urban development agenda

Addressing affordability, rental housing and regulatory challenges to enable inclusive and sustainable urban growth

KPMG in India leaders on NAREDCO Real Estate Conclave 2026

Neeraj Bansal
Chintan Patel
Ayush Gupta

Neeraj Bansal

Partner and Head India Global

KPMG in India

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India’s next phase of urban growth will depend on our ability to simultaneously expand affordable supply, formalise rental housing and strengthen regulatory coordination so that projects are delivered with certainty and trust.

The opportunity ahead lies in moving from fragmented interventions to an integrated approach where land, finance, approvals and regulation work in sync to make housing more accessible, reliable and scalable.
Addressing affordability, rental supply, and homebuyer protection in an integrated manner, along with consistent RERA implementation supported by stronger monitoring and better alignment with insolvency frameworks, is essential to build trust and enable sustainable, inclusive growth in the housing sector.
India’s real estate sector is moving from experience-driven execution to precision-led delivery, powered by a new generation of digital capabilities across the lifecycle. Technologies such as BIM, digital twins, AI-led analytics, IoT-enabled asset monitoring and 3D printing are unlocking more insight-driven capabilities.

As decisions become increasingly data-led and cloud-enabled, projects are becoming more predictable, efficient and responsive. Technology today is shaping not just how we build but how we think, plan and deliver for the future

Chintan Patel

Partner - Deal Advisory, Head - Real Estate & Hospitality, Transport & Logistics

KPMG in India

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While Gurugram boasts impressive residential and commercial developments and continues to attract global businesses, it falls short in terms of essential infrastructure. The city still faces significant gaps, such as limited public transportation options, insufficient pedestrian pathways, inadequate drainage systems, and a heavy reliance on diesel generators. Perhaps most crucially, urban governance remains fragmented, which hampers cohesive progress.

Addressing these challenges will require robust collaboration among local government bodies and active participation from developers, ideally through financially sustainable public-private partnership models. Only by aligning these efforts can Gurugram truly realise its potential as a world-class city.

Ayush Gupta

Partner

KPMG in India

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Real estate players in India are adopting AI use cases that enable precision-led execution, with tangible gains in demand forecasting, sharper sales conversions and related areas. The edge will be with those who use AI at scale and can measure its benefit in the P&L across the entire development lifecycle.

Key Contacts

Neeraj Bansal

Partner and Head India Global

KPMG in India

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Chintan Patel

Partner - Deal Advisory, Head - Real Estate & Hospitality, Transport & Logistics

KPMG in India

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