What are REITS ?

REITs, or Real Estate Investment Trusts, are companies that buy, develop and manage real estate properties. Investors can invest in REITs similarly to investing in other companies. REITs lease these properties to MNCs for longer periods. They generate returns through rental income from leased properties and their capital appreciation. The return generated by REITs is distributed among the investors.

Why invest in REITS ?

Low ticket size

REITs require less capital than traditional real estate investments.

Liquidity

REIT units are freely traded in stock markets like equity shares.

Diversification

REITs have a portfolio of commercial real estate spread across different geographies and sectors, providing diversification within the real estate asset class.

Diversification

REITs have a portfolio of commercial real estate spread across different geographies and sectors, providing diversification within the real estate asset class.

Tax - efficient steady cash flows

REITs are required to distribute at least 90% of their net distributable income to unitholders semi-annually, with unitholder dividends exempt from tax.

Capital appreciation

REITs allows investors to participate in the potential capital appreciation of underlying real estate over time.

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