The Indian fractional ownership market is taking a leap forward, making high-value real estate accessible to a broader audience through fractional ownership and property tokenization.
Fractional OwnershipReal EstateAyodhyaIndiaInvestmentReal EstateJul 13, 2024
Fractional ownership is the shared owning of an asset among a group of people, where each owner holds a part of the asset and shares the benefits and responsibilities that come with it.
The Indian fractional ownership market is currently estimated at around $500 million and is expected to grow 10 times in the next five years to surpass $5 billion.
The Indian fractional ownership market is predicted to grow over 10 times to surpass $5 billion by 2030.
SEBI will regulate fractional ownership platforms offering real estate assets through small and medium REITs. Registration of existing FOPs and new ones is mandatory under SEBI.
The minimum investment required for fractional ownership in real estate ranges from Rs. 10-25 lakh.
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