Chief Minister MK Stalin to Inaugurate 17th Edition of FAIRPRO 2025, Chennai’s Largest Real Estate Exhibition
Chennai: The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) Chennai announced the 17th Edition of FAIRPRO 2025, a three-day real estate exhibition, taking place on February 14th, 15th, and 16th, 2025, at Chennai Trade Centre.
The exhibition will feature over 500 projects, spanning 32.5 million sq. ft. of residential space, 0.25 million sq. ft. of commercial space, and 325 acres of plotted developments. The event will be inaugurated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, M.K. Stalin.
FAIRPRO 2025 will bring together 80+ leading CREDAI Chennai developers, 5 major banks, and exclusive sponsors, offering homebuyers a one-stop destination to explore RERA-approved projects and exclusive deals.
According to M. V. R. Murali Krishna, General Manager, Network 1, Chennai Circle, State Bank of India, Chennai, “This is the right time to buy an apartment or plot, with SBI offering on-the-spot, in-principal loan sanction letters and an in-house legal team to address public queries.”
S. Sridharan, Vice President – South Zone, CREDAI National, emphasized Chennai’s importance in the real estate market, noting its potential to attract homebuyers and investors.
Mohamed Ali, President, CREDAI Chennai, encouraged homebuyers to take advantage of the event, which offers an opportunity to explore RERA-approved projects and secure the best deals.
S Sivagurunathan, Advisor – FAIRPRO 2025 & Immediate Past President – CREDAI Chennai, noted that the residential market in Chennai remains strong, with unsold inventory at a seven-year low and property prices rising by 6.5%.
P. Kruthivas, Convenor, FAIRPRO 2025, pointed out the growing demand for apartments, villas, plots, and commercial properties, as well as the increasing popularity of sustainable and smart homes.
The event is expected to attract a huge footfall, with the residential market in Chennai remaining strong, driven by infrastructure development and metro expansion projects.
