Build Nivesh LLP has successfully closed its maiden real estate AIF, raising ₹40 crore with an additional ₹40 crore committed for future investments, significantly enhancing financing options in the MMR region.
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The Build Nivesh Real Estate Fund I is the maiden Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) launched by Build Nivesh LLP. It focuses on residential and commercial real estate projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
Build Nivesh LLP has successfully raised ₹40 crore through the Build Nivesh Real Estate Fund I, with an additional ₹40 crore committed for future investments.
The AIF primarily focuses on residential and commercial real estate projects in the MMR, including Mumbai, Thane, Raigad, and Palghar districts.
Build Nivesh LLP's investment strategy involves identifying high-potential real estate projects with strong market fundamentals. The firm prioritizes projects that have a proven track record of development and offer a balanced mix of residential and commercial spaces.
The MMR, or Mumbai Metropolitan Region, is a key economic hub in India, known for its robust growth and increasing property demand. Infrastructure developments like the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and the Navi Mumbai International Airport further enhance its attractiveness for real estate investments.
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