Strata, a tech-enabled real estate investment platform, has received regulatory approval to launch its Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust (SM-REIT). This move will enable both retail and institutional investors to invest in high-quality commerc
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An SM-REIT (Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust) is a financial structure that allows both retail and institutional investors to invest in high-quality commercial real estate assets. It operates by pooling funds from multiple investors to purchase and manage commercial properties, offering fractional ownership and potential returns.
Strata is a tech-enabled real estate investment platform that facilitates fractional ownership of commercial properties. The company has more than Rs 2,000 crore in Assets Under Management (AUM) and has expanded into the SM-REIT market to offer more investment opportunities to its clients.
Sebi's approval means that Strata can legally launch its Small and Medium Real Estate Investment Trust (SM-REIT) in India. This approval ensures that the trust operates under regulatory oversight, providing investors with a secure and transparent investment option.
Strata aims to launch up to six SM-REIT schemes in the fiscal year 2025-26, with plans to gradually increase the frequency to one scheme every month thereafter.
Investing in an SM-REIT offers several benefits, including lower entry barriers, the potential for higher returns, and the ability to diversify real estate investments. It also provides professional management and transparency, making it a secure and accessible option for both retail and institutional investors.
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