Delhi-based alternative investment platform Per Annum introduces fractional real estate investment in Bangalore, allowing investors to co-own premium residential properties starting from Rs 10 lakh.
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Fractional real estate investment allows multiple investors to pool their capital to jointly purchase a property, enabling access to high-value real estate without requiring full ownership.
The minimum investment required for Per Annum's Estates product in Bangalore is Rs 10 lakh per investor.
Per Annum's Bangalore portfolio includes Birla Evara on Sarjapur Road and Mahindra New Haven on Hosur Road.
Per Annum is targeting Rs 500 crore in assets under management in the near term.
The average number of investors per property deal through Per Annum ranges from 70–80, with a maximum cap of 200 investors for any single deal.
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