India's real estate investment trusts (REITs) are poised to transform the commercial real estate landscape with a staggering Rs 4.5 lakh crore worth of prime office stock, according to a recent Vestian report.
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The total value of prime office stock available for REITs in India is Rs 4.5 lakh crore.
Currently, there are four listed REITs in India.
Bengaluru leads in terms of REIT-worthy stock in India, with a 33 per cent share.
Nearly 67 per cent of the total REIT-worthy stock in India is green-certified.
The growth of the REIT market in India is driven by a favorable regulatory environment, better returns on investment, and a rapidly expanding office market.
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