Indian Infrastructure and Technology Limited (IITL) has announced the launch of a Rs 500 crore Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) focused on real estate. The fund aims to capitalize on the strong demand for both residential and commercial properties, foste
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The target corpus of the AIF launched by IITL is Rs 500 crore.
The main focus areas of the AIF are residential and commercial real estate projects.
IITL is committed to sustainable practices and will prioritize projects that incorporate green building technologies and energy-efficient solutions.
Investors in the AIF can benefit from diversification, expert management, and the potential for high returns in the real estate sector.
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