hBits, a platform for fractional ownership of commercial real estate, has secured Rs 40 crore in Series A funding. This investment will be used to enhance their AI-driven platform and expand their reach, making high-quality real estate accessible to a bro
HbitsFractional OwnershipReal EstateSeries A FundingSm ReitReal Estate NewsJan 08, 2025
hBits is a platform that facilitates fractional ownership of commercial real estate. It allows individuals to invest in high-quality commercial buildings with a minimum investment of Rs 10 lakh, making real estate accessible to a broader audience.
hBits has recently raised Rs 40 crore in its Series A funding round from Capricon Realty Private Ltd, an entity of the Thackersey Group.
The Thackersey Group is a highly respected entity with over 150 years of history in Mumbai. It has invested in hBits, providing Rs 40 crore in Series A funding to support the platform's growth and expansion.
The SM REIT framework is designed to democratize access to Grade-A commercial real estate. It allows investors to own shares in high-quality commercial buildings, reducing risk and optimizing returns through a data-driven approach.
hBits aims to enhance its AI-driven technology platform, expand its geographical presence, and triple its Assets Under Management (AUM) from Rs 500 crore to Rs 1,500 crore by the end of the next financial year, driven by the launch of its SM REIT offerings.
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