Small and medium REITs are poised to democratize real estate investing in India, offering investors a wider range of options and increasing transparency in the market.
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REITs, or Real Estate Investment Trusts, are companies that own or finance real estate properties and provide a platform for individuals to invest in the real estate sector.
Small and medium REITs offer investors a wider range of options to invest in specific micro-markets or asset types, allowing them to diversify their portfolios and align their investments with their investment philosophy.
The growth of small and medium REITs in India is driven by the increasing demand for real estate, government initiatives such as the Smart Cities Mission and the Affordable Housing Program, and the need for transparency and regulation in the real estate sector.
REITs promote transparency by listing on a stock exchange and disclosing their financial statements and other relevant information, providing investors with greater visibility into their investments.
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