HBITS has launched a fractional ownership asset in Pune, making it easier for individuals to invest in commercial real estate. The asset is valued at Rs. 62.97 crore, reflecting the growing demand for commercial properties in the city.
HbitsFractional OwnershipCommercial Real EstatePuneReal Estate InvestmentReal Estate PuneAug 13, 2024

Fractional ownership is a model that allows multiple investors to collectively own a property, with each investor holding a proportionate share of the asset.
HBITS' platform allows multiple investors to purchase a portion of a commercial property, with each investor holding a proportionate share of the asset.
Investing in commercial real estate through HBITS provides a secure and transparent way for individuals to own a portion of a commercial property, with the potential for long-term capital appreciation and rental income.
The minimum investment required to invest in HBITS' fractional ownership asset in Pune is Rs. 10 lakh.
You can invest in HBITS' fractional ownership asset in Pune by visiting the company's website and following the online investment process.

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