The Fund's objective is to generate superior risk-adjusted returns for investors by investing in high-end residential projects in top cities, holiday homes, in vibrant and sought-after second-homes.
Homes priced above Rs 20 crore saw a 270% rise since 2019, while the Rs 1–10 crore category registered the most notable growth, with a 46% on-year increase and a nearly 500% rise since 2019, showed data from Knight Frank India.
India’s residential real estate market is witnessing a marked shift towards premiumization, with both homebuyers and realty developers increasingly focusing on properties catering to the growing number of higher-income urban demographic groups, driven by the steady growth in the economy.
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