Arka Hreem Real Estate Opportunities Fund targets residential real estate in tier I cities
Arka Investment Advisory ServicesAlternative Investment FundReal EstateTier I CitiesResidential Real EstateReal Estate MaharashtraSep 12, 2024

The target size of the fund is Rs 500 crore, with a green shoe of Rs 250 crore.
The fund will focus on residential real estate in tier I cities.
Rohan Builders has joined as the operating partner for the fund through its financial services arm, Hreem.
The fund is sponsored by Arka Financial Holdings, the financial services platform backed by Kirloskar Oil Engines.
The fund's investment in residential real estate is expected to capitalize on the growing demand for housing in tier I cities and provide investors with attractive returns.

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