Axis Ecorp is set to offer luxury suites in North Goa through a fractional ownership model, targeting revenue of up to Rs 100 crore in the current financial year.
Fractional OwnershipLuxury Real EstateIndian Real Estate MarketNorth GoaMopa RegionReal EstateAug 23, 2024

Fractional ownership is a model where multiple investors own a portion of a high-value asset, such as a luxury property.
Axis Ecorp's fractional ownership model allows investors to own a portion of luxury suites in North Goa, with FOIC overseeing property management and Moneytree Realty handling subscriber acquisition.
Axis Ecorp aims to generate revenue of up to Rs 100 crore through this initiative within the current financial year.
According to a JLL report, the fractional ownership market in India is projected to grow over ten times and exceed $5 billion by 2030.
Investing in fractional ownership provides a cost-effective way to own high-value assets, with benefits including luxury living, solid investment opportunities, and world-class service and maintenance.

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