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AIFs pump ₹74,000 crore into real estate, highest among all sectors: Anarock

Olivia Roberts
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Aif's total investment in the sectors stood at ₹ 5.06 Lakh Crore, with real estate that represents 15 percent.

Aif’s total investment in the sectors stood at ₹ 5.06 Lakh Crore, with real estate that represents 15 percent.

Alternative investment funds (AIF) have accounts almost ₹ 74000 million rupees in Indian real estate space until December 2024, higher among all sectors, according to anarock property consultant.

AIF means any fund established or incorporated in India what is a private innovative investment vehicle that collects sophisticated investor funds, whether Indians or foreigners, for investing it in accordance with a defined investment for the benefit of the benefit or benefit or ITIIFIT.

The Anarock Real Estate Consultant has compiled Sebi data related to AIFS, who invest in non -traditional assets such as private capital, coverage funds and real estate sacrifice niche, suitable high performance opportunities for experience.

Until December 2024, AIFS has invested cumulatively ₹ 5.06.196 million rupees in all sectors. The real estate sector represented the largest participation of 15 percent of the accumulated investments of net Aif to ₹ 73,903 million rupees.

“The rise of AIFS has significantly transformed real estate finances in India, offering a crucial lifeguard to projects that fight with lack of funds and unlock new opportunities for developers,” said Anarock.

The AIF have invested ₹ 30,279 million rupees in TI/ITES, ₹ 26,807 million rupees in financial services, £ 21,929 million rupees in NBFCs, ₹ 21,273 million sector. Other sectors received ₹ 2,77,970 million rupees of AIFS.

Prashant Thakur, regional director and boss – Research at Anarock Group, said: “In the midst of the growing hiring of traditional financing sources, AIF are an agile and innovative financing mechanism to address capital gaps in several stages of real estate development.” “Since they group the capital of national and foreign investors, the AIF are an ecosystem of sustainable and scalable financing. In the future, the adoption of combined finance models, risk assessments promoted by AI, impact of the Aifhery, would burn it,” Heye Advulatory Maximy “,

The active AIF number in the market has become 36 times during the last decade of 42 to March 31, 2013 to 1,524 AIFS as of March 5, 2025, with an increased commitment five times since 2019.

When commenting on the report, the founder and managing director of Mumbai, based in Mumbai, Binitha Dalal, said: “The continuous domain of real estate in the assignments of AIF is a natural result of how investors are rethinking their portfolios. They are now approaching real assets as part of the financing.” “This change reflects not only a change in mentality, but also the increasing availability of new funds and structures adapted to the varied risk return profiles. It is a clear indicator of depth and the evolution of the evolution of Ital evolution, as well as an aspetate, as much as so much, so much, so much, so much, so much, so much, so much, so much so much, so much.

Ankur Jalan, CEO of Golden Growth Fund, said the AIF have become an important investment vehicle for institutional investors and HNIS, and also have the reach for developers to obtain funds.

Posted on April 21, 2025

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