Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts (SM REITs) are revolutionizing the way Indians invest in real estate.
Fractional OwnershipSm ReitsReal Estate InvestmentMumbaiDelhi NcrBengaluruHyderabadReal EstateMay 29, 2024
Fractional ownership is a concept where multiple investors collectively own a share or fraction of a high-value asset such as commercial real estate without having to buy the entire property
The SM REIT market is projected to grow over 10 times and exceed USD 5 billion by 2030
Mumbai Delhi NCR Bengaluru and Hyderabad are leading the way in terms of investment prospects
SM REITs prove to be a superior option over smaller office formats eliminating the increased costs associated with acquiring and managing such properties
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