HBITS launches Rs.62.97 crore fractional ownership asset in Pune, making real estate investment more accessible.
HbitsFractional OwnershipRs6297 CrorePuneReal Estate InvestmentReal Estate PuneAug 14, 2024
Fractional ownership is a model of ownership where multiple investors collectively own a percentage of a property.
HBITS' fractional ownership model allows multiple investors to collectively own a percentage of a property, providing a more affordable and flexible investment option.
The asset launched by HBITS in Pune is valued at Rs.62.97 crore.
The expected return on investment for HBITS' fractional ownership model is a steady source of income, capital appreciation, and a diversified portfolio.
The minimum investment required for HBITS' fractional ownership model is not specified, but it is expected to be a significant amount.
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