Mumbai-based fractional ownership platform hBits has announced a new Grade A commercial asset in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), reinforcing its commitment to high-quality real estate investments.
HbitsGrade A InvestmentMmrWagle EstateBfsi SectorReal Estate MumbaiNov 18, 2024
hBits is a Mumbai-based fractional ownership platform that focuses on providing high-quality real estate investment opportunities to its investors. It has a growing portfolio of properties across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
The new Grade A commercial asset launched by hBits is valued at Rs 54.66 crore.
The new asset is located at Ashar IT Park in Wagle Estate, Thane, in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
The expected internal rate of return (IRR) for the new asset is 15.16%.
The main tenant in the new commercial asset is Teleperformance, a France-listed multinational company specializing in customer experience management.
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