FAQs
What is an SM REIT?
Why did SEBI introduce SM REIT regulations?
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) introduced regulations for Small and Medium-sized Real Estate Investment Trusts (SM-REITs) to expand access to smaller real estate assets valued between ₹50 and ₹500 crores for retail and institutional investors. Traditional Mainboard REITs have eligibility criteria that typically require assets to exceed ₹500 crores in value.
However, a substantial market exists for income-generating real estate assets below this threshold. SM-REIT regulations facilitate the monetization of these assets through a listed and regulated trust structure, similar to the framework established for Mainboard REITs.
Furthermore, these regulations have brought existing fractional ownership platforms under a more robust regulatory framework, enhancing investor protection and market transparency.
When will the first SM REIT be available for investing?
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What is the minimum ticket size?
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What is the tax treatment for SM REITs?
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Comparison of our SM-REIT vs Regular REIT
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