IITL has announced the launch of a ₹500 crore Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) focused on real estate, along with a new housing finance subsidiary. This strategic move aims to bolster the company's presence in the rapidly growing real estate market.
Real EstateHousing FinanceIitlAifInfrastructureReal Estate NewsNov 12, 2024
IITL has launched a ₹500 crore Alternative Investment Fund (AIF).
The AIF is designed to invest in a diverse range of real estate projects, including residential, commercial, and industrial developments.
The housing finance subsidiary focuses on providing affordable housing finance solutions to a broad spectrum of customers, including first-time homebuyers and low-income groups.
The AIF will spur the development of new projects, creating jobs and boosting local economies. The housing finance subsidiary will enhance the accessibility of home loans, making it easier for individuals to own a home.
IITL’s vision is to become a leading player in the real estate and infrastructure sectors, contributing to the development of a more inclusive and prosperous society.
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