Moreover, the introduction of Small and Medium REITs (SM REITs) in 2025 has significantly expanded market access through fractional ownership. As a result, the segment has unlocked a potential monetisation opportunity of ₹670–710 billion. At the same time, Indian REITs have delivered nearly 9% five-year price returns, outperforming several Asian peers while maintaining stable distribution yields of 5–6%.

In addition, operational performance remains robust, with portfolio occupancy levels consistently exceeding 90%. Global tenants across sectors such as technology, BFSI, and consulting drive this strong demand. Furthermore, REITs accounted for over 20% of office leasing in Q2 FY26, supported by healthy re-leasing spreads and steady rental growth.

Since listing, REITs have delivered returns ranging from 12% to over 60%, alongside consistent income distributions. Consequently, tax efficiency continues to enhance their appeal among investors. Regulations mandate the distribution of at least 90% of net cash flows, while more than 65% of these distributions remain tax-exempt, thereby improving post-tax returns.

Looking ahead, the sector holds significant growth potential, with only 32% of REIT-worthy assets currently listed. Additionally, expansion into emerging segments such as logistics, data centres, healthcare, and residential real estate expects to further strengthen the investment landscape.

Notably, the Securities and Exchange Board of India introduced REITs in 2014 to formalise real estate investments by improving liquidity and enabling portfolio diversification. Currently, India has five listed REITs managing over 176 million sq. ft. of space, reflecting steady expansion supported by institutional capital and policy reforms.

Meanwhile, EXCELERATE 2026 brought together global and domestic stakeholders to discuss investment strategies, emerging asset classes, and the future of real estate financing in India. As a result, the event reinforced the sector’s growing role as a global investment destination.

India’s REIT market is entering a high-growth phase, with regulatory clarity, strong asset performance, and increasing investor participation driving this momentum. As new segments open up and accessibility improves, REITs will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of real estate investment in India.

Although investments declined 62 per cent on a quarterly basis due to an exceptionally high base in the previous quarter, they increased sharply by 74 per cent compared to the same period last year. This trend highlights sustained investor confidence in India’s real estate market despite intensifying global headwinds.

Moreover, commercial assets dominated investment activity in Q1 2026, accounting for 80 per cent of total inflows, a significant rise from 38 per cent a year earlier. Strong demand from Global Capability Centres (GCCs) primarily drove this surge, reinforcing the attractiveness of office and commercial spaces.

Commenting on the trend, Shrinivas Rao, CEO of Vestian, stated, “With a sharp uptick in domestic investments, India’s real estate sector continues to demonstrate resilience in the face of rising geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic headwinds.” He further added, “As foreign participation moderates, domestic capital is sustaining the market momentum, while GCC-led demand continues to bolster confidence in commercial assets—reinforcing India’s appeal as a long-term investment destination.”

In value terms, commercial real estate attracted over $1.1 billion in investments, marking a substantial 266 per cent year-on-year growth, even though it witnessed a 51 per cent decline compared to the previous quarter.

On the other hand, residential real estate investments declined significantly. Specifically, inflows into residential assets dropped 53 per cent quarter-on-quarter and 59 per cent year-on-year to $0.2 billion in Q1 2026. However, despite the decline in absolute figures, the segment’s share in total investments increased slightly to 15 per cent from 12 per cent in the preceding quarter.

At the same time, domestic investors emerged as key drivers of growth in an increasingly volatile global environment. Their share in total investments rose sharply from 22 per cent in the previous quarter to 72 per cent in Q1 2026, indicating a strong shift toward local capital supporting the market.

India’s real estate sector continues to demonstrate resilience and adaptability, supported by robust domestic participation and strong commercial demand. While global uncertainties and declining foreign investments pose challenges, the sustained momentum in commercial assets and rising domestic capital position the sector for steady long-term growth.

Under the agreement, the client has leased over 48,000 sq. ft. of premium Grade A workspace along the Outer Ring Road (ORR) corridor in Bengaluru, one of the city’s most sought-after commercial micro-markets. Notably, the valuation stands approximately a Rs 75 crore over a five-year tenure, reflecting strong leasing momentum in India’s office space market.

Commenting on the deal, Rishi Das, Cofounder of IndiQube, said, “We are seeing a clear acceleration in demand from GCCs, especially in sectors like healthcare technology, where India is becoming a hub for global innovation and delivery. These organizations are setting up highly specialized teams and are looking for workspace partners like IndiQube who can support them with speed, flexibility, and reliability.”

Adding further perspective, Meghna Agarwal, Cofounder of IndiQube, said, “GCCs today account for close to 40% of our portfolio, and what stands out is their clear preference for strategically located, high-quality workspaces within established talent catchments like ORR. With a ‘follow the talent’ approach, we have focused on building depth within key talent catchments, enabling us to support GCCs across different stages of growth and evolving operational needs.”

Financially, IndiQube has demonstrated strong growth momentum. For Q3 FY26, the company reported revenue of Rs 395 crore, marking a 45% year-on-year increase, while total income stood at Rs 403 crore. Furthermore, for the first nine months of FY26, revenue reached Rs 1,063 crore. The workspace solutions company also reported a profit after tax of Rs 40 crore for the December quarter and Rs 95 crore for the nine-month period on a reported basis.

IndiQube’s latest leasing deal underscores the rising importance of India as a GCC hub, particularly in high-growth sectors like healthcare technology. As demand for flexible, high-quality workspaces continues to surge, the company will capitalise on this trend and strengthen its presence in key commercial corridors like Bengaluru’s ORR.

The company revolutionizes residential resale transactions in India, where deals often drag on for months due to uncertainties plaguing sellers and buyers alike. Sellers grapple with unclear market-supported prices and prolonged selling timelines, while buyers worry about property verification, trustworthy data, and secure closings.

Proho tackles these pain points head-on with AI-driven, unit-level valuation models that scrutinize historical transactions, real-time market signals, and buyer engagement data to decode pricing dynamics in every micro-market.

Moreover, Proho pairs this sharp intelligence with a robust distribution system, ensuring homes undergo proper refurbishment and connect seamlessly with qualified buyers. The platform thus operates as a guaranteed sell service that commits to completing transactions once it prepares properties for the market and positions them optimally.

This powerful combination of pricing smarts and disciplined execution slashes sale cycles and eases inventory bottlenecks in resale deals. Consequently, Proho delivers some of the quickest home sale turnarounds in key Noida micro-markets, all while upholding strong unit economics and fueling steady expansion.

Founders Saurav Suman, Alaukik Kumar, and Shalin Gandhi blend entrepreneurial grit, product prowess, and tech expertise. Saurav Suman, an IIT Bombay alum and repeat founder, co-created Pocket52—India’s pioneering online poker network—before its acquisition by Gameskraft; his real estate investing adventures spotlighted resale flaws, sparking Proho. Fellow IIT Bombay graduate Alaukik Kumar excels in product innovation at firms like Bewakoof, Pocket52, and PDI (US). Shalin Gandhi, a tech veteran with over a decade building startups, spans B2C and B2B at Pocket52, Gameskraft, and Yubi (Spocto).

“Uncertainty is the biggest friction in resale,” said Saurav Suman, CEO and Co-founder of Proho. “In a market exceeding $60 Billion annually, our focus is to bring clarity and predictability to home transactions so both sellers and buyers can make decisions with confidence.”

Proho’s AI-powered guarantees and rapid execution herald a new era for India’s $60B resale market, empowering faster, frictionless home sales and setting the stage for nationwide dominance in real estate innovation.

The company will redevelop Anmol Co-operative Housing Society and Bhartiya Bhavan Co-operative Housing Society in Khar West, one of Mumbai’s most sought-after residential micro-markets in the western suburbs. Moreover, Birla Estates is developing the project under a joint redevelopment arrangement with Parinee Real Estate Builders.

The project will offer a saleable area of 2.9 lakh square feet and will feature luxury residential apartments. Notably, redevelopment continues to play a central role in Mumbai’s real estate ecosystem due to the city’s limited land availability and sustained demand for high-quality housing. As a result, developers are transforming ageing residential communities into modern, well-planned living spaces within established neighbourhoods.

Ananya Birla, director, Aditya Birla Group, said, “Mumbai’s redevelopment cycle presents a significant growth opportunity in a structurally land-constrained market, reshaping the city’s real estate landscape and creating a scalable avenue for well-capitalised, design-led developers. At Birla Estates, our entry into this segment is a natural extension of our growth strategy, leveraging our proven track record in luxury developments.”

K T Jithendran, managing director and chief executive officer, Birla Estates, said, “Our entry into redevelopment marks a significant milestone in Birla Estates’ growth journey and reflects our commitment to creating enduring value in India’s leading markets. In a supply-constrained city like Mumbai, redevelopment is key to unlocking land potential and enabling modern living environments.”

Furthermore, the company stated that this redevelopment project strengthens Birla Estates’ expanding portfolio while marking its foray into Mumbai’s western suburbs. The company continues to scale its presence through a mix of new developments, joint ventures, and redevelopment opportunities.

Additionally, market data highlights strong momentum in the region. In 2025, Khar West recorded 142 new sale transactions with a gross sales value of ₹773 crore, according to Square Yards Data Intelligence. Meanwhile, as of Q4 2025, the average property rate in the area rose to ₹56,663 per square foot, compared to ₹48,696 per square foot in the same quarter last year.

Birla Estates is strategically entering Mumbai’s redevelopment segment to capitalize on high demand and limited land supply. By focusing on premium housing in established micro-markets like Khar West, the company is positioning itself to drive sustained growth and strengthen its footprint in one of India’s most competitive real estate markets.

Moreover, the company delivers end-to-end real estate development and land advisory services, with a sharp focus on research-driven insights and feasibility studies. These efforts help identify high-potential land parcels in emerging markets. Through rigorous due diligence and consistent execution by its founders and team, Brickhill has successfully acquired substantial land holdings across key growth regions in the country.

In addition, Brickhill goes beyond conventional land acquisition. It offers customised services such as development feasibility assessments, innovative project concepts, and joint venture structuring solutions tailored for diverse real estate developments. Consequently, this integrated approach enables stakeholders to unlock maximum value from their investments while ensuring long-term scalability.

The founder of the Brickhill Group, Mr. Abhishek Chauhan, and Mr. Sumit Bhriya have built a strong reputation for strategic execution and transparent operational practices. As a result, the company has positioned itself as a trusted player in the real estate ecosystem. Furthermore, its emphasis on data-backed decision-making and structured planning allows it to transform raw land into well-planned, future-ready developments that align with India’s evolving infrastructure needs.

Strategically, Brickhill focuses on emerging growth corridors across the country, identifying land assets with high appreciation potential. Additionally, the company has partnered with reputed industry stakeholders, including channel partners, planners, consultants, and infrastructure experts. These collaborations not only strengthen its development ecosystem but also accelerate project execution and market readiness.

The Brickhill Group continues to reinforce its position as a forward-thinking real estate developer by combining strategic land acquisition with innovative development planning. As India’s real estate sector evolves, the company’s focus on partnerships, research, and scalable execution is expected to play a crucial role in shaping next-generation infrastructure and urban growth.

Founded in October 2024 by Sayantan Biswas, Abhishek Garg, VP Singh, and Dan Smith, the company enables real estate owners and operators to automate leasing, operations, and resident engagement through conversational AI. By leveraging advanced AI capabilities, VerbaFlo addresses inefficiencies in communication and workflow management within the real estate sector.

Currently, VerbaFlo powers communication and operations across more than 200,000 units globally while adding nearly 30,000 units every month. Moreover, the platform supports conversations in over 200 languages, thereby enabling seamless engagement across diverse markets. The company serves leading operators across the UK and Europe and has recently expanded into the United States. Furthermore, it continues to scale its presence across the Middle East, Australia, South Africa, and additional European markets. Its client portfolio includes major operators such as Homes for Students, Moda Living, Fusion Students, Housing Hand, and Downing, among over 40 others.

Sayantan Biswas, Founder at VerbaFlo, said, “Real estate is one of the largest industries in the world, yet much of its revenue still depends on fragmented communication across channels. We built VerbaFlo to address this by creating a purpose-built vertical AI platform for residential real estate that integrates with the systems operators already use, enabling them to automate and optimize conversations across the resident life cycle. Today, VerbaFlo supports more than 40 use cases across enquiry management, lead qualification, bookings, onboarding, and resident engagement. We are incredibly proud to have the backing of Pi Labs alongside an exceptional group of investors, and this investment will accelerate product development and expand our presence across the UK, US, and European markets.”

Meanwhile, Faisal Butt, Founder & Managing Partner at Pi Labs, said, “Sayantan and his team have built an exceptional AI-native platform for multi-unit residential, using agentic AI to orchestrate leasing and property management. The impact is immediate: faster leasing, lower operational friction, and a better resident experience. VerbaFlo is exactly the type of vertical AI company we are backing at Pi Labs, a platform that delivers measurable operational impact for global real estate owners. We believe the next wave of value creation in the built world will be driven by applied, vertical AI, a thesis we are executing on in our latest fund, Pi Labs Fund IV.”

In addition, Ivan Nikkhoo, Founder and Managing Partner at Navigate Ventures, said, “AI is transforming what is possible in vertical markets like real estate that have often been underserved by traditional enterprise software. The door is now open to bold startups like VerbaFlo that have a clear strategy for augmenting legacy systems and becoming the intelligence layer for the world’s largest real estate operators. We’re excited by the team’s vision and the impact VerbaFlo can have across the industry.”

Bay Downing, Joint CEO of Downing, said, “The impact Verbaflo is having on the residential sector is remarkable. By automating lead generation and significantly lowering the cost of acquisition for operators, they are solving one of the most persistent challenges in the industry. The traction they have built across the UK and Europe has been exciting to witness, and I look forward to seeing them take this globally.”

Unlike traditional chatbots layered onto existing systems, VerbaFlo has built a purpose-driven AI communications platform specifically for real estate. Notably, operators use the platform to deploy multiple specialized AI agents across functions such as sales, leasing, marketing, finance, operations, maintenance, and resident engagement. Each agent integrates directly with live systems, thereby enabling it to qualify leads, respond to property queries, schedule viewings, automate follow-ups, manage maintenance requests, and update records in real time.

Furthermore, by centralizing communication across email, web chat, WhatsApp, phone, and other channels, VerbaFlo ensures instant, 24/7 responses in more than 200 languages. Consequently, instead of adding another tool to the tech stack, the platform acts as an intelligent layer that seamlessly manages communication, data, and operational workflows at scale. This results in faster response times, improved conversion rates, reduced manual workload, and enhanced portfolio visibility for operators.

As a result of its rapid growth, VerbaFlo has emerged as one of the largest vertical AI platforms serving real estate operators across the UK and Europe. By integrating deeply with existing systems, the company is positioning itself as a core infrastructure layer for modern property businesses seeking to optimize customer engagement and operations.

Looking ahead, VerbaFlo plans to utilize the newly raised capital to accelerate its expansion into the United States and other global markets. Additionally, the company will invest in product innovation and scale its team worldwide, thereby strengthening its competitive position in the evolving proptech landscape.

Furthermore, the platform serves developers, investors, lenders, and advisors by creating a unified ecosystem that supports every participant in the real estate value chain. As a result, stakeholders can access information, tools, and services from a single integrated environment.

For decades, India’s real estate sector has faced a credibility gap that has complicated property transactions. Buyers often encounter unclear property titles, undisclosed charges, inconsistent developer commitments, and complex regulatory frameworks. Consequently, industry estimates suggest that information gaps have historically contributed to project delays, financial losses, and widespread skepticism among homebuyers, which has weakened overall market confidence.

However, PropTech Pulse believes that trust develops through education, transparency, and empowerment rather than through transactions alone. Therefore, this philosophy drives the platform’s strategy to reshape the property ecosystem by prioritizing knowledge and informed decision-making.

At the core of the platform lies an extensive Knowledge Hub that democratizes access to real estate information. Through its “Pulse University,” users learn about property investment and homeownership while earning knowledge credentials. As a result, the platform transforms passive buyers into well-informed decision-makers who understand market dynamics.

Additionally, the platform delivers multiple information formats to meet diverse user preferences. Daily Pulse provides curated updates on market developments and regulatory changes, while Insight Pulse offers detailed blog analyses that break down complex industry topics. Meanwhile, Quick Pulse delivers property insights through engaging video content that appeals to digital-first audiences.

Moreover, the platform publishes detailed market reports, visually engaging infographics, and informative newsletters. Consequently, users gain access to critical real estate information in formats that match their learning style and decision-making needs.

At the same time, PropTech Pulse uses technology to introduce data-driven transparency into property transactions. The platform’s RERA Search tool allows buyers to instantly verify project registration details and confirm regulatory compliance before committing to a purchase. Therefore, this feature directly addresses years of buyer uncertainty regarding project legitimacy and developer credibility.

In addition, the Circle Rate Calculator and Stamp Duty Calculator simplify property taxation by helping buyers estimate their total financial commitment accurately. Previously, buyers had to rely on multiple consultations to calculate such costs; however, these digital tools now provide a fast and self-service solution that improves clarity and confidence during transactions.

For homebuyers evaluating financing options, the platform offers several financial tools that enhance transparency and control. A free CIBIL Score Tracker provides immediate credit score insights, while an Eligibility Calculator helps users determine their loan qualification. Furthermore, a Home Loan EMI Calculator enables buyers to estimate monthly repayment obligations before applying for a loan.

Meanwhile, the Loan Transfer Calculator helps existing borrowers identify opportunities to reduce their interest burden through refinancing. Consequently, these tools empower consumers to make informed financial decisions while maintaining full control over their borrowing strategies.

PropTech Pulse also integrates end-to-end services to streamline the homebuying journey. Verified property listings across major Indian cities connect buyers with genuine opportunities while filtering out fraudulent listings. As a result, the platform significantly reduces the risk associated with property discovery.

Additionally, through its AI-driven lending platform Aurum KuberX, PropTech Pulse helps users access home loans with competitive rates and expert guidance. The ecosystem also connects buyers with interior design services and trusted packers-and-movers partnerships. Therefore, the platform reduces the fragmentation that typically complicates real estate transactions and creates a smoother buying experience.

The company is also advancing artificial intelligence capabilities through Pulse AI, a 24/7 voice-based agent designed to handle property queries instantly. For developers, this system provides scalable customer service infrastructure that supports large volumes of inquiries. Meanwhile, buyers benefit from immediate information access regardless of time constraints, which reinforces the platform’s goal of eliminating accessibility barriers.

Beyond individual transactions, PropTech Pulse contributes to broader industry credibility and professional development. Through its Events platform, the company facilitates networking opportunities and knowledge exchange among real estate professionals. At the same time, the Company Insights section provides transparency into market participants, enabling buyers to evaluate developer credibility and historical performance.

These educational initiatives highlight the company’s understanding that trust grows through sustained education rather than aggressive sales tactics. By investing in buyer knowledge at every stage of the journey, PropTech Pulse is gradually raising customer engagement standards across the industry.

As India’s real estate market continues to digitize, platforms like PropTech Pulse demonstrate that technology delivers the greatest value when it strengthens human decision-making rather than replacing it. By making knowledge accessible, transparent, and actionable, the platform directly addresses the trust deficit that has historically limited the sector’s growth.

In positioning itself as India’s most trusted real estate advisor, PropTech Pulse acknowledges a fundamental reality of the property market. In an industry defined by high-value investments and long-term commitments, trust cannot exist as a marketing promise; instead, companies must deliver it through consistent transparency, education, and a strong commitment to empowering buyers.

Overall, PropTech Pulse is redefining how Indians approach property decisions by combining technology, knowledge, and transparency within a single ecosystem. As digital adoption accelerates in the real estate sector, platforms that prioritize informed decision-making will likely shape the future of property transactions. Consequently, PropTech Pulse’s knowledge-first model could serve as a blueprint for building long-term trust and efficiency across India’s rapidly evolving real estate market.

The new platform offers enterprises a single-contract model that covers design, engineering, and construction. As a result, the system replaces the traditional multi-vendor approach that companies usually use for office fit-outs. Karan Virwani, managing director and chief executive officer of WeWork India, highlighted the market potential behind the initiative.

Commenting on the launch, Virwani said that India’s workplace landscape is evolving rapidly. Over the past eight years, we have built deep insight into how enterprises operate and how workspace shapes performance, while designing, evaluating, and operating over 8.2 million square feet across markets. Working with businesses of varying scales and sizes and a broad partner ecosystem has given us real-time understanding of what truly drives workplace success. Rivet brings that experience together into an integrated platform by combining behavioral insight, operational depth, and execution capability. It is built to deliver premium commercial workspaces that perform at scale, with the precision and confidence that enterprises demand.

“In terms of market size, the design-and-build segment in India is valued at roughly $30-40 billion today and has been growing at around 8% annually, according to industry reports. We are also seeing this in our own business, where companies are spending more on office environments,” Virwani added.

Rivet primarily targets large enterprises, global capability centres (GCCs), and companies that want customised workplaces outside the traditional flexible workspace model. Over the past year, WeWork India has already delivered design-and-build projects worth Rs 55 crore across major cities such as Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune.

The company also stated that Rivet builds on its experience designing and managing more than 8.2 million square feet of workspace across India. Additionally, the platform will use technology-driven planning tools such as building information modelling (BIM) and real-time site monitoring to improve cost efficiency and project execution timelines.

Virwani explained the platform’s operational approach and said, “It is a turnkey solution where we handle everything, from evaluating the space to designing, constructing, and delivering it to the customer. We also manage the multiple vendors involved in executing such projects.”

Alongside the launch, the company promoted Arnav S Gusain to chief executive officer of Rivet while he continues to serve as chief supply officer at WeWork India.

“As we launch this new vertical, Arnav takes on the role of CEO of Rivet, bringing deep domain expertise and a proven track record. With over three decades of experience, he brings a holistic understanding of the real estate and workspace ecosystems. In his capacity as Chief of Supply at WeWork India, he has been instrumental in expanding our portfolio and strengthening delivery capabilities. Furthermore, backed by an experienced team that has delivered large-scale projects across markets, we are committed to building Rivet into the benchmark for end-to-end workspace delivery in India,” Virwani added.

Gusain explained that the platform will serve businesses across various industries, although the company expects strong demand for tailored workspaces. He said, “The design-and-build segment is quite fragmented, with multiple vendors and operators involved in most projects. Having experienced these challenges ourselves, we believe there is an opportunity to bring greater efficiency and transparency to clients.”

Virwani also revealed that Rivet could contribute approximately 10 percent of WeWork India’s total revenue in the future.

The launch comes at a time when India’s office market is experiencing strong momentum. According to research by JLL, gross office leasing in India reached 83.3 million square feet in 2025. Consequently, many companies now prefer customised office environments that promote collaboration and boost employee productivity.

Furthermore, Rivet reflects WeWork India’s broader strategy to expand beyond flexible workspaces and move toward a comprehensive workspace-as-a-service model. Currently, the company operates 73 centres across eight cities, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Chennai, and Hyderabad, and it manages more than 1.21 lakh desks.

Rivet will compete with other managed workspace and office design-and-build platforms in the market, including Awfis Build as well as offerings from IndiQube, Skootr, and TableSpace.

The launch of Rivet marks a strategic move by WeWork India to diversify beyond coworking and tap into the rapidly growing design-and-build market for enterprise workspaces. By offering a single-contract, technology-driven solution, the company aims to simplify office development while meeting the rising demand for customised, productivity-focused workplaces across India.

Sharad Mittal, founder and chief executive officer of Arnya Real Estates Fund Advisors, explained that the firm is already exploring redevelopment opportunities in Mumbai. He said, “There are a couple of redevelopment transactions under negotiation, and we will start looking at those transactions as soon as we do the first close. The larger focus of the fund is to look at redevelopment as a strategy in Mumbai.”

Mittal further noted that the company has raised most of the capital from domestic investors. However, the fund has also attracted selective participation from investors in the Middle East and Singapore. He added that the investor base mainly consists of family offices and high-net-worth individuals.

Arnya launched the fund in November 2025 with a target corpus of Rs 1,250 crore. The company now expects to complete the final close within the next two months. Meanwhile, both partners have contributed a total sponsor commitment of Rs 220 crore to the fund.

Mittal also outlined the firm’s investment strategy and scale of deployment. He said, “From a portfolio creation perspective, we are looking at approximately eight to 10 transactions in total. On average, each investment would be between Rs 125 crore and Rs 150 crore. This fund has a seven-year life.”

Currently, Arnya manages assets worth nearly Rs 1,800 crore. Under the partnership, Supreme Universal will take responsibility for executing the residential development projects supported by the fund.

Sunny Bijlani, joint managing director at Supreme Universal, highlighted the importance of institutional capital in the evolving real estate market. He said, “As the real estate sector evolves, the quality and structure of capital have become as important as execution capability. Institutional partnerships such as this bring discipline, transparency, and long-term alignment into redevelopment projects. Together, we are building a model where institutional capital and on-ground execution expertise converge to deliver premium projects for homeowners and consistent outcomes for investors.”

Mittal also clarified that Arnya currently operates through two investment strategies: debt and equity. He said, “This equity platform is what is keeping us busy right now. In the next financial year, we will see if any interesting opportunity comes up to plan something new.”

Arnya’s successful first close reflects strong investor confidence in structured real estate investment platforms focused on redevelopment opportunities. With institutional capital, strategic partnerships, and a clear focus on premium residential projects in Mumbai and Pune, the fund aims to create value for homeowners while delivering stable returns for investors over the next seven years.