WSB Real Estate Partners has raised over Rs 700 crore to invest in mid-income and affordable housing projects in tier I and select tier II Indian cities.
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The target corpus of WSB Real Estate Debt Fund III is Rs 1,000 crore, expandable by another Rs 1,000 crore through a green shoe option.
The investors in WSB Real Estate Debt Fund III include large family offices, corporates, offshore investors, and high networth individuals (HNIs).
The primary focus of WSB Real Estate Debt Fund III is on investing in structured debt for mid-income and affordable housing projects.
WSB Real Estate Partners has invested in 58 transactions since 2013.
The IRR of WSB Real Estate Partners' previous fund is nearly 23%.
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