Ashwinder R. Singh has been reappointed as the Chairman of the CII Real Estate Committee for the Northern Region for the term 2026-27. This decision reaffirms his standing as a distinguished figure in India's real estate sector, known for his significant contributions to urban development and industry leadership. Singh's extensive experience encompasses a wide range of areas, including integrated township development, institutional capital, finance, and PropTech, making him a highly respected voice in the industry. He currently holds the position of Vice Chairman at BCD Group and is also the Co-founder of BCD Royale, the group’s development arm, which is actively working on a 70-acre integrated township project in Bangalore.

Singh's reappointment comes at a crucial juncture for the Indian real estate market, which is experiencing transformative changes driven by various factors such as infrastructure development, rapid urbanization, technological advancements, and increasing participation from global investors. His leadership in the CII Real Estate Committee will focus on fostering collaboration between policymakers, developers, investors, and other stakeholders, thereby contributing to the next phase of urban and economic advancement in India. Over the years, Singh has emerged as a key voice in national and international discussions, engaging with senior policymakers and global investors to elevate India's real estate sector on the global stage.

With over 25 years of leadership experience, Singh's career has included prominent roles in leading organizations such as Bhartiya Urban, JLL Residential, and ANAROCK. His tenure as the CEO of Bhartiya Urban saw the successful development of a 150-acre integrated township, showcasing his capability in large-scale project management. Additionally, Singh has held senior positions at renowned financial institutions including Citibank, Deutsche Bank, and ICICI Bank, bringing a wealth of expertise in finance and market dynamics to his role. His proven track record in property sales and development initiatives has seen him oversee projects worth over USD 5 billion, further solidifying his reputation in the industry.

As Singh embarks on this new term, the real estate sector is poised for further growth and innovation under his guidance. His commitment to enhancing collaboration among industry stakeholders will be instrumental in navigating the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. As the sector adapts to ongoing changes in market conditions and investor sentiments, Singh's leadership will be vital in shaping the future landscape of real estate in India, ensuring it remains competitive and sustainable in the global arena.