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If you look at the wealth portfolios of the top 1% in India, a massive chunk of their passive cash flow comes from premium commercial properties. Retail investors, on the other hand, have historically been trapped in residential properties with poor 2-3% rental yields.

The narrative changes completely with Small and Medium REITs (SM REITs).

By scaling down the property asset size limits to the ₹50 Cr - ₹500 Cr bracket, SEBI has opened up highly profitable corporate spaces to retail investors. Platforms like PropShare are leading this transformation, but as an investor, you must perform proper due diligence.

At EquityLogy, we don't believe in hype; we believe in math. That’s why our comprehensive guide isn’t just text—it includes a robust projection tool that factors in tax leakages at your personal tax slab and integrates standard rental escalations over a 6-year holding period.

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In conversation with India Energy Hour, Harsh Shah, Chief Executive Officer, IndiGrid, takes a deep dive into InvITs in India that have earned investor trust and hold promise in shaping the infrastructure investment landscape, but they also encounter challenges and seek regulatory enhancements.

The India Energy Hour

In recent years, Infrastructure Investment Trusts (InvITs) have become significant players in the Indian financial market. These investment instruments have gained prominence due to their ability to mobilize capital and offer investors a stable avenue for long-term returns. In this blog post, we will explore the evolution of InvITs in India, their importance within the financial ecosystem, and how they are reshaping the infrastructure financing landscape.

Tune in to the full episode to find out more!

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SEBI’s proposal to make it mandatory for micro, medium and small (MSM) REITs to hold a minimum of 15 per cent of the total units of the MSME REIT for each scheme for at least three years from the date of listing is being seen as a deal breaker by fractional ownership platforms, as that could mean players putting money on the table up front. “Where do I get that money?” asked Sudarshan Lodha,…