In a significant move, IITL (Indian Infrastructure Trust Limited) has announced the launch of a ₹500 crore Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) aimed at capitalizing on the robust growth in both residential and commercial real estate. Additionally, the compa
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The target corpus of the AIF launched by IITL is ₹500 crore.
The primary objective of the AIF launched by IITL is to leverage the growth in both residential and commercial real estate sectors in India.
The new housing finance subsidiary established by IITL is named IITL Housing Finance Limited.
The key growth drivers in the Indian real estate market include increasing urbanization, rising disposable incomes, and government policies aimed at promoting affordable housing.
IITL's vision for the AIF and the housing finance subsidiary is to create sustainable and inclusive growth in the Indian real estate market, focusing on delivering high-quality projects and customer satisfaction.
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