Zayd Noaman Takes Charge as the Youngest President of CREDAI Bengaluru

Zayd Noaman

Bengaluru, April 16, 2025: CREDAI Bengaluru has announced the appointment of Zayd Noaman as its new president for a two-year tenure, succeeding the outgoing president, Amar Mysore. With a proven track record in real estate development and a strong vision for the future, Zayd Noaman brings a wealth of expertise and a forward-thinking perspective to this esteemed position. Under his leadership, CREDAI Bengaluru aims to strengthen its commitment to transforming the city’s real estate landscape through innovation, sustainability, and collaboration. Zayd is the Executive Director- Chairman and Managing Director’s Office at Prestige Group and is responsible for Corporate Finance, Business Development and Strategy.

Zayd, the youngest President of CREDAI Bengaluru, is bringing with him an infusion of young minds and modern thinking with the new office bearers of CREDAI Bengaluru, including President Elect Bimal Hegde, MD Chartered Housing, Vice President Karan R Shetty, CEO RJ Group, Secretary Nischay Jayeshankar, Deputy MD, Adarsh Group, Treasurer Shivaram Kumar Malakala, Jt MD, Habitat Ventures and Joint Secretary Abhishek Ahuja, Director Esteem Group. Each of them will serve a two-year term in their respective positions.

Addressing the Real Estate fraternity at CREDAI Bengaluru’s AGM, Zayd Noaman said, “It is both an honour and a privilege to accept the responsibility of serving as the President of CREDAI Bengaluru. I take on this role with humility, purpose, and a commitment to serving our fraternity and this incredible city we all call home. Today, Bengaluru stands as a shining example of balanced urban growth and economic vibrancy. The city continues to be India’s most resilient and future-ready real estate market”. Further bringing into light the collective significance of CREDAI, Zayd mentioned that “In 2024, Bengaluru accounted for over 17per cent of all residential sales across India. Out of the Four Lakh plus homes sold across the country, seventy-one thousand were sold in Bengaluru. A majority of these developments have been envisioned and delivered by CREDAI Bengaluru member developers. This is not just a statistic—it’s a reflection of the collective impact, professionalism, and purpose- driven growth that CREDAI Bengaluru represents.”

Articulating his vision for the organisation, Zayd emphasised on “being a bridge-builder—a bridge between developers and regulators, between opportunity and policy, and between aspirations and action”.