The company, an exclusive master franchisee of US-based Sotheby's International Realty, had few months back entered into an equity deal with Bennett Coleman and Company Ltd (BCCL) worth USD 7 million.
"We have raised USD 2 million from HNI. The fund will be used for expansion in three new cities. We currently have presence in Delhi and Mumbai," India Sotheby's International Realty CEO Amit Goyal told PTI.
Goyal said the company has facilitated about 70 property transactions, with an average ticket price of Rs 11 crore, this year with an annual growth of 30-40 per cent. The target is to reach the average ticket price of Rs 13-14 crore.
Asked about luxury real estate market, Goyal said this is the right time to buy premium properties as prices have stabilised after falling 25-35 per cent across major cities.
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The company's President Ashwin Chadha said: "With additional investments comes greater responsibility and we are fully aware of that as we look at fast emerging as the most preferred partner in the space of luxury real estate."
India Sotheby's International Realty has recently opened office in Mumbai to cater demand of luxury real estate for West India HNIs. It has hired experienced professionals from a mix of real estate, banking and the luxury segment to drive their Mumbai operations.
Sotheby's International Realty operates a global network of over 21,000 agents across 71 countries with 900 offices with a unique online platform to support. In 2016, the brand achieved a record global sales volume of USD 95 billion.
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