With minimum investment thresholds ranging from Rs 10-25 lakh, retail investors now have the opportunity to participate in the real estate market with limited capital.
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REITs are companies that own, operate, or finance income-generating real estate. They offer individual investors a way to gain exposure to real estate without the need to directly manage properties.
Benefits include diversification, liquidity, professional management, and regular income through dividends.
Fractional ownership is a model where multiple investors pool resources to purchase a property, each owning a share and receiving a portion of the income generated.
They increase liquidity, stabilize prices, spur innovation and development, and promote financial inclusion by lowering the entry barrier for retail investors.
Challenges include market volatility, fees and costs, regulatory changes, and the need for thorough due diligence.
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