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Top developers seek to cut debt by offloading assets in fire sale

Analysts say several have raised funds by selling rental-yielding assets, some second rung cash-strapped builders are asking their banks and financial creditors to take over half-completed projects

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Analysts said in the coming months, more developers will sell their rental income businesses to manage liquidity.

Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
Indian real estate companies are experiencing unprecedented financial challenges, with some top developers selling their rental income business or offloading other assets in a fire sale to meet financial commitments.

The latest to jump on the bandwagon is Bengaluru’s Prestige Group, which is in talks to sell its rental income business to US-based financial behemoth, Blackstone. Real estate analysts said several property developers have raised funds through selling rental yielding assets to meet fund requirements.

A few second-rung cash-strapped builders, too, are asking banks and financial creditors to take over their unfinished projects.

Analysts said developers had taken on a significant amount of

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