Nexus Select Trust, India's pioneering retail-focused real estate investment trust (REIT), secures Rs 158 crore investment from Vanguard Group, a global investment giant.
Nexus Select TrustVanguard GroupIndian Retail ReitReal Estate Investment TrustRetail PropertiesReal EstateAug 14, 2024

Nexus Select Trust is India's first retail-focused real estate investment trust (REIT), focused on acquiring and owning high-quality retail assets across India.
Vanguard Group has invested Rs 158 crore in Nexus Select Trust Units, which is expected to provide a boost to the Indian retail real estate sector.
The objective of Nexus Select Trust is to provide a stable source of income to its unit holders through rental income and capital appreciation.
Nexus Select Trust Units are listed on the Indian stock exchanges and are available for investment by retail and institutional investors.
Vanguard Group's investment in Nexus Select Trust is a testament to the growing interest of global investors in the Indian real estate market, and is expected to provide a boost to the sector.

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