Real Estate Professionals Meet Face-to-Face For The First Time Since COVID

The Association of South Asian Real Estate Professionals held its first formal post-Covid get-together at Des Plaines, Illinois, on July 7th. Pradeep B. Shukla, founder and president ASARP said the organization has been working for the betterment of South Asian community. Recently the Association partnered with Main Street Organization of Realtors and Raleigh Association of Realtors for a discussion on various COVID-related issues affecting Indian real estate.

Participants in the event included NAR- India’s President Tarun Bhatia and other senior members. The COVID upsurge has badly affected Indian life and real estate market. The participating organizations had been helping the poorest or the poor in India whichever way they could. Federation of Indian Association members Rajesh Patel and Kantilal Patel, also worked hard along with Bimal Pandhi, Anup Patel, Harsha Shukla and other members to raise contributions for India.

Shukla also said that ASARP would organize monthly personal educational meeting starting from next month. Seen in photo are Directors and Advisory Board members of ASARP: From left, Anup Patel, Jayesh Shah, Harsha Shukla, Girish Ray, Marsha Collins, Bhailalbhai Patel, Pradeep B Shukla, Kantibhai N Patel, Rajesh Patel, Bimal Pandhi and Malti Pandhi.

Other directors and contributors who could not attend due to some emergencies but have contributed financially to the cause are President-elect Shirin Marvi, Director Paul Chawla and advisory members Ajeet Singh and Nick Verma.