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India's second REIT to encourage more builders to monetise assets: Experts

The participation of retail investors will also increase in future REITs, enabling them to earn dividend income from fully leased and listed commercial real estate

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Knight Frank India CMD Shishir Baijal said this is a great sign for the future of commercial real estate in India as it shows market and investor confidence for the long term

Press Trust of India New Delhi
The successful launch of India's second REIT with an issue size of Rs 4,500 crore and its listing on bourse at 11 per cent premium on Friday will encourage more builders to monetise their rent yielding commercial assets through this route, according to industry experts.

The participation of retail investors will also increase in future REITs, enabling them to earn dividend income from fully leased and listed commercial real estate, they added.

Mindspace Business Parks REIT, which is owned by K Raheja and Blackstone, made its market debut on Friday, with a premium of nearly 11 per cent against its

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