Lumos Alternate and Bakeri Group have partnered to establish the 'Sakar Realty Fund- I', a Rs 500 crore real estate investment platform aimed at mid-market residential projects in major Indian cities including Bengaluru, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Pune.
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The 'Sakar Realty Fund- I' is a Rs 500 crore real estate investment platform jointly established by Lumos Alternate and Bakeri Group. It has received final approval from SEBI and is designed to invest in mid-market residential projects in major Indian cities.
The investment horizon for the Sakar Realty Fund- I is 3-4 years per project, providing a well-defined timeline for investors.
The key partners in the Sakar Realty Fund- I are Lumos Alternate, an investment management firm, and Bakeri Group, a well-established real estate developer with a 65-year legacy.
The Sakar Realty Fund- I is targeting a diverse range of investors, including high-net-worth individuals (HNIs), family offices, and institutional investors.
The main advantage of the pre-structured deal in the Sakar Realty Fund- I is that it creates a win-win situation for both investors and developers. Investors gain from a well-defined corporate governance framework and return structure, while developers benefit from the confidence in the availability of equity on call.
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