The JLL – Property Share report highlights the immense growth potential of India's real estate fractional ownership market
Fractional OwnershipReal EstateSm ReitIndiaInvestmentMarket GrowthReal Estate NewsMay 29, 2024
Fractional ownership is a concept where multiple investors collectively own a share or fraction of a high-value asset such as real estate without having to buy the entire property
SM REITs are Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trusts established to provide fractional ownership in the real estate sector for small and medium investors
India's fractional ownership market is expected to grow exponentially and surpass USD 5 billion in assets under management (AUM) by 2030
Mumbai Delhi NCR and Bengaluru have emerged as the top three markets for investors seeking opportunities in SM REITs
Technology has the potential to transform the real estate investment landscape in the country paired with SM REITs providing a tremendous opportunity to monetize income-generating assets that currently lack liquidity
AAP's Raghav Chadha critiques Modi government's tax system, highlighting issues with indexation in the real estate industry.
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Ashish Jain, the Managing Director of Pune-based real estate firm Kundan Spaces, attended a private reception in Washington DC, ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration as the 47th President of the United States.
Shashank Paranjape, managing director of Paranjape Schemes (Construction) Ltd, praised the Union Budget 2025, stating that the transformative steps for the real estate sector will attract investments and create more sustainable, future-ready urban spaces.