Manzil Raises Rs 475 Crore from Indian Investors for UAE Real Estate
Manzil Asset Management secures over Rs 475 crore from Indian ultra-high net-worth individuals, highlighting the growing interest in luxury villas and Dubai real estate.
Real EstateUaeManzil Asset ManagementLuxury VillasDubaiReal EstateAug 22, 2025
While Manzil Asset Management identifies opportunities across a range of sectors, including luxury residences, commercial properties, and strategic assets, it has noted a particular interest in luxury villas among discerning UHNI investors. Saagar Panchal, the founder and CEO of Manzil Asset Management and Hireavilla, highlighted this trend.
The fundraising follows an investment summit hosted by Manzil Asset Management earlier this month to showcase the potential of the UAE market. The summit attracted more than 250 curated attendees, including high-net-worth individuals (HNIs), UHNIs, family offices, and venture capital/private equity (VC/PE) partners.
Dubai's real estate market has been performing exceptionally well, with prime zones witnessing a 20-30 percent year-on-year appreciation and offering net tax-free yields of 7-10 percent. This robust performance has further bolstered the interest of Indian investors in the region.
Panchal emphasized that Indian investors today are seeking more than just transactions; they are looking for clarity, strategic insights, and curated opportunities. Manzil Asset Management aims to provide these investors with the necessary tools and information to make informed decisions in the UAE real estate market.
The success of this fundraising round underscores the growing trust and confidence Indian investors have in the UAE's real estate sector. Manzil Asset Management is well-positioned to capitalize on this momentum and continue to identify and secure high-value investment opportunities for its clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Manzil Asset Management?
Manzil Asset Management is a leading real estate investment firm that identifies and secures opportunities in luxury residences, commercial properties, and strategic assets, particularly in the UAE.
How much did Manzil Asset Management raise from Indian investors?
Manzil Asset Management raised over AED 200 million (approximately Rs 475 crore) from Indian ultra-high net-worth individuals.
What types of properties are attracting Indian investors in the UAE?
Luxury villas and prime commercial properties in Dubai are particularly attracting Indian investors due to their high appreciation rates and tax-free yields.
What is the current performance of Dubai's real estate market?
Dubai's real estate market is performing remarkably well, with prime zones witnessing a 20-30 percent year-on-year appreciation and offering net tax-free yields of 7-10 percent.
What does Manzil Asset Management offer to Indian investors?
Manzil Asset Management provides Indian investors with clarity, strategic insights, and curated opportunities in the UAE real estate market, helping them make informed investment decisions.
Related News Articles
Sunteck Realty Reports Net Profit of Rs 101.33 Crore in Q4 FY24
Sunteck Realty's net consolidated total income stood at Rs 434.99 crore in Q4 FY24
Due Process Must be Followed by Trademark Registrars in Examining Cases
The Mumbai High Court has ordered the Trademark Registry to re-examine a case involving the transfer of ownership of two trademarks, highlighting the importance of following due process in such cases.
Prestige Estates to Launch 43 New Real Estate Projects Across 7 Cities
The company has a total land bank of 260 acres across Bengaluru, Mangaluru, Mysuru, and Pune.
Pune Real Estate Firm Falls Victim to Rs 24 Lakh Cyber Fraud
An employee from the accounts department of a Pune-based real estate firm was tricked into transferring Rs 24 lakh to fraudulent accounts after receiving a message from someone posing as the company director’s father. The incident highlights the increasin
How REITs and Fractional Ownership are Reshaping the Real Estate Market
With minimum investment thresholds ranging from Rs 10-25 lakh, retail investors now have the opportunity to participate in the real estate market with limited capital.
Bombay High Court Allows Adani Electricity to Cut 209 Mangroves for Infrastructure Project
The Bombay High Court has issued a ruling permitting Adani Electricity Mumbai Infra Ltd. (AEMIL) to cut down 209 mangroves near Vasai Creek for a critical infrastructure project.