Bengaluru-based real estate giant Brigade Group and investment firm Gruhas, headed by Nikhil Kamath, have collaborated to launch India's first Earth Fund, a realty-focused initiative aimed at sustainable development.
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The Earth Fund is a Rs 300 crore realty-focused fund launched by Brigade Group and Gruhas, aimed at supporting sustainable and environmentally conscious real estate projects in India.
The main objectives of the Earth Fund are to promote green and sustainable practices in the real estate sector, support projects that meet specific environmental criteria, and contribute to India's sustainability goals.
The Earth Fund initiative is led by Nikhil Kamath's investment firm, Gruhas, in collaboration with Bengaluru-based real estate giant Brigade Group.
The Earth Fund will primarily focus on residential and commercial projects that meet stringent environmental standards, including the use of renewable energy, efficient water management, and sustainable building materials.
Investors can benefit from the Earth Fund by aligning their financial goals with sustainability values, enjoying the potential for attractive returns, and contributing to the creation of a more sustainable built environment.
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