Discover how fractional ownership is changing the luxury property market, making high-end homes in cities like Mumbai and Bangalore more accessible to investors.
Fractional OwnershipLuxury Real EstateProperty MarketIndiaMillennialsReal Estate MumbaiJul 25, 2024
Fractional ownership is a concept where multiple investors co-own a high-value asset, such as a luxury property, by dividing the ownership cost into more affordable shares.
Fractional ownership appeals to millennials who value flexibility and variation in their housing options, allowing them to diversify their portfolios and protect against market volatility.
Fractional ownership increases affordability, offers convenience and flexibility, and allows investors to diversify their portfolios and generate higher returns.
Yes, fractional ownership is popular in developed markets among affluent individuals acquiring luxuries like yachts and aircraft.
Fractional ownership is poised to have a significant impact on India's luxury property market, making it more dynamic and inclusive, and attracting more investors to participate in the market.
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Discover how fractional ownership is changing the luxury property market, making high-end homes in cities like Mumbai and Bangalore more accessible to investors.
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