India's largest social impact fund for the real estate sector, the SWAMIH Fund, has successfully completed 50,000 homes, addressing critical funding gaps for stressed and brownfield residential projects. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman recently handed
Swamih FundReal EstateHousing ProjectsNirmala SitharamanAffordable HousingReal Estate MumbaiFeb 17, 2025
The SWAMIH Fund, short for 'Sonakshi Women and Men Advancing Innovation and Housing,' is India's largest social impact fund for the real estate sector. It was established in 2018 to provide financial support to stressed residential projects and ensure the timely completion of partially completed housing developments.
The SWAMIH Fund has successfully completed 50,000 homes, marking a significant milestone in its mission to address the housing crisis in India.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman personally handed over the keys to several beneficiaries during a recent visit to one of the SWAMIH Fund's project sites.
The primary objective of the SWAMIH Fund is to provide financial support to stressed residential projects, ensuring that homebuyers are not left stranded and that the real estate sector continues to grow.
The SWAMIH Fund aims to continue supporting stressed residential projects and ensure the timely completion of ongoing developments. It is also exploring new partnerships and innovative financing models to enhance its impact.
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