The tribute from the real estate sector continued to arrive for legendary Ratan Tata, former chairman of Tata Group, who passed away at a ripe old age of 86 in Mumbai. The industry leaders share their views on the immense impact of Tata, who stated: “His business legacy is equally relevant for future generations and to people at large, inspires them for purposeful leadership and service to society.”
Ratan Tata was appreciated for understanding, not merely constructing buildings, but fostering communities and improving lives. The capacity to harmonize business growth with social responsibility was admired by industry representatives. “In the real estate sector, we have long admired Ratan Tata’s ability to balance business growth with social impact,” a spokesperson noted.
Tata was a true Man of Service. It was visible in every relationship that he nurtured through dedication for the nation and the community as a whole. His spirit, his kindness, and indeed his capacity to connect with people leave an indelible mark on those who knew him. “The loss of Tata leaves a deep emotional vacuum and marks the end of an era for India.” Niranjan Hiranandani, Chairman, Naredco and Co-founder, Hiranandani Group. Manoj Gaur CMD, Gaurs Group who is also Chairman- CREDAI National eulogized the visionary leadership of Tata that transforms whole industries and sets new benchmarks for corporate governance, innovation. He said Tata was committed philanthropist who worked for nation building and his legacy would continue to inspire future generations.
G Hari Babu, national president of NAREDCO, also spoke on Tata’s immeasurable impacts, saying that the word “iconic” was less than what he was in both business and philanthropy. “Tata had set a remarkable model of leadership replete with vision, integrity and empathy,” he said.
Dhruv Agarwala, Group CEO of Housing.com and PropTiger.com, described Tata as a visionary leader for a modern India, replete with integrity and compassion and a shining light to many looking to leave a meaningful mark on society.”
Overall, the tributes to Ratan Tata from the real estate sector mirror the very fabric of the man – one of commitment to ethical practices and social initiatives that will resonate with many industries going forward.
