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CM to inaugurate property show today
Reddy along with CREDAI Vijayawada Chapter president Ch Sudhakar and general secretary RV Swamy told media here on Thursday that Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu would participate as chief guest on the concluding day of the property show on January 10. The association leaders said that the property show would be organised to meet the challenges of Amaravati capital.
Vijayawada: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu will inaugurate CREDAI property show at A Convention Centre here on Friday, according to CREDAI state president Siva Reddy.
Reddy along with CREDAI Vijayawada Chapter president Ch Sudhakar and general secretary RV Swamy told media here on Thursday that Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu would participate as chief guest on the concluding day of the property show on January 10. The association leaders said that the property show would be organised to meet the challenges of Amaravati capital.
They said that all the builders who were members of CREDAI were ready to take part in the infrastructure development of state capital Amaravati. They said that they were ready to develop housing infrastructure for poor and middle class with five per cent margin to improve housing infrastructure in new capital.
