Bakeri Group and Lumos Alternate partner to create a Rs 500 crore real estate investment fund, focusing on mid-market residential projects in key Indian cities. This fund aims to provide superior returns to investors, leveraging Bakeri Group's extensive d
Real EstateInvestmentBakeri GroupLumos AlternateSakar Realty FundReal Estate MumbaiFeb 12, 2025
The total investment value of the Sakar Realty Fund is Rs 500 crore.
The Sakar Realty Fund will focus on mid-market residential projects in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Pune.
The key partners in the Sakar Realty Fund are Bakeri Group and Lumos Alternate.
The investment horizon for projects in the Sakar Realty Fund is 3-4 years per project.
The Sakar Realty Fund aims to provide superior returns to its investors, leveraging the exceptional execution capabilities of Bakeri Group.
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