Investors in India's commercial real estate market prefer single-owned properties for higher returns and operational efficiency
Commercial Real EstateSingle Owned PropertiesStrata Owned PropertiesOperational EfficiencyRental YieldsReal Estate PuneJun 16, 2024
Higher returns, operational efficiency, and greater attractiveness are driving the demand for single-owned commercial properties in India.
Single-owned properties have demonstrated rental yield advantages of up to 32% over strata-owned properties in key regions such as Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, Gurugram, and Chennai.
Operational efficiency is one of the critical advantages of single-owned properties, which facilitates quicker decision-making and more effective property maintenance.
Single-owned buildings are relatively younger in age, with an average age difference of 20% compared to strata-owned buildings.
Strata properties often face management challenges due to multiple owners, leading to delays in maintenance and decision-making processes.
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