India is expected to get its first Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) of retail assets soon, unlocking the massive value of retail real estate assets and enabling retail participation.
ReitRetail Real EstateShopping MallsInstitutional InvestmentJll IndiaReal Estate NewsJul 14, 2024
A REIT is a popular instrument globally that allows individuals to invest in the real estate sector by monetising rent-yielding assets.
There are three listed REITs on Indian stock exchanges, all of which are of leased office assets.
Institutional investment in the retail sector has been picking up since 2021, with over USD 862 million invested in the sector.
Investors are expecting healthy returns in the long run, considering the growth potential of the sector, driven by favourable demographics, rapid urbanisation, and rising consumption.
The launch of India's first REIT of retail assets is expected to attract more institutional investment, bring transparency, and improve the operating environment of shopping malls.
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